> I didn't need the managers to learn git (in the sense of being able to use it) but... The analogy states they don't need managers to learn the thing, just to

> I didn't need the managers to learn git (in the sense of being able to use it) but... The analogy states they don't need managers to learn the thing, just to have awareness of an alternative thing to the current thing. Implicit is a criticism of managers being didactic in specifying required tools/solutions, too often favoring "our way"/"the old way".