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I think the point is there shouldn't be BA/PM/PO type people. It should just be engineers all the way. Engineers who understand those roles exist and should be
by lordnacho 5y ago
I think the point is there shouldn't be BA/PM/PO type people. It should just be engineers all the way.
Engineers who understand those roles exist and should be given the reins. Call them whatever but an engineer with domain knowledge is what you need for just about everything.
- jcims 5y agoI’d be curious how well this scales. We’ve had quite a bit of success moving to a product model for internal services. One thing I’ve observed though is that teams lacking strong PM/PO support tend to start looking inward to develop their roadmap rather than outward. This ends up building little silos in which they are doing something and it’s generally executed well but when you explore their plans it can be hard to see how it connects to the larger view.
- salawat 5y agoI've been tackling the opposite. Product specs their thing which is completely disconnected from the reality of what is actually needed. This creates massive levels of frustration for the end user.