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Isn't the point of having a PM to bridge the gap between leadership that knows the domain of "it" and IT who knows how to implement general business needs onto
by tmstieff 4y ago
Isn't the point of having a PM to bridge the gap between leadership that knows the domain of "it" and IT who knows how to implement general business needs onto a technical solution? Of course that would require having a PM to begin with, instead of expecting your developers to become subject matter experts in your obscure domain.
- Ensorceled 4y agoThis article could literally be talking about hiring for the PM leadership role.
- tmstieff 4y agoGood point, I immediately read it and replaced "role" with programmer since it was posted on HN.