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> It's rare to find people who can both run and test all the infrastructure and model code It's also unnecessary to do so as long as your institutional process
by uoaei 5y ago
> It's rare to find people who can both run and test all the infrastructure and model code
It's also unnecessary to do so as long as your institutional processes are capable of synthesizing multiple peoples' competencies across multiple disciplines.
How do you think any machine more complicated than a train car was designed? Do my mechanical engineers need to understand the intricacies of avionics?
> it's really incredible to find people who can do both
Absolutely, and I think you'd have a hard time finding someone who disagrees. But you made a very strong assertion about a "need" which requires much stronger arguments to support.
- disgruntledphd2 5y ago> It's also unnecessary to do so as long as your institutional processes are capable of synthesizing multiple peoples' competencies across multiple disciplines. You clearly work at much better run companies than I do ;)
- uoaei 5y agoI sincerely wish you luck! Yeah terrible managers are awful. The feedback loop of "my boss won't do shit to help me so I'll figure it out on myself" to "I'm competent in every single technology here and could run the show myself with enough time" to "management recognizes my skills and puts everything on my plate even though I have no time" is pretty dangerous.