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So, do you want to be a manager or architect? I left my manager job years ago to go back to programming in a tiny team. Quite happy with my decision. The only r
by p2detar 6y ago
So, do you want to be a manager or architect? I left my manager job years ago to go back to programming in a tiny team. Quite happy with my decision. The only reason I can think of changing my position is more money, but I’m fine for now.
Also, I believe the more you learn the more you feel like you don’t know enough. Maybe it’s the same with you.
- reallywhoami 6y agoNow that you put like that I think maybe it's just a "feeling" of not knowing enough. That, and probably the situation now where I there is the expectation of being manager in a large organization and I am just anxious about that. Thank you - that perspective really helped.