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Firstly, I think its excellent and of great benefit that you are a CTO that has experienced what your fellow developers do. However, you're the CTO and your ro
by NoPicklez 5y ago
Firstly, I think its excellent and of great benefit that you are a CTO that has experienced what your fellow developers do.
However, you're the CTO and your role realistically shouldn't be developing, but it should be weighing up the decisions your team is making as THEY develop, building connections and looking at the forward strategy.
It sounds to me that you made the move into the CTO role, without fully making the break with what you used to do in your previous role as a developer.