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That is a function of time in company and continuity of team more than skill of manager.
by ebiester 5y ago
That is a function of time in company and continuity of team more than skill of manager.
- BobbyJo 5y agoI disagree. I think skill of manager plays into it more than anything. I've seen managers come on board and within 3-6 months were able to operate like this. They focused on learning the technology and getting to know the people before they started actively managing. These were large, long running teams they were joining too.
- mcspiff 5y agoYup, definitely agree with this. I’ve noticed these are the managers that “feel like they’ve always been there”.
- pojzon 5y agoI can double tap on that. Good manager is able to understand the product and estimate by himself. Ive had quite a bit of experience working with different managers and overall those who were „invested” and got familiar with the product „really well” could estimate for the team.