> I let my title, rather than my beliefs, dictate my actions. On the flip side, I've worked with junior and mid-level developers who want to have the entire co

> I let my title, rather than my beliefs, dictate my actions. On the flip side, I've worked with junior and mid-level developers who want to have the entire context of every executive decision, and worse want to second-guess and judge those decisions rather than implement the feature or fix the bug they were told to. I think more information is almost always better, but sometimes you just need to get your work done. Titles are a very rough and arbitrary way of trying to draw those boundaries between what you're supposed to decide, what you're supposed to influence, and what you're supposed to accept.