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Because there's usually a huge gap in people skills. Most high level management is about meeting others and creating teams and motivating people to work togeth
by fxtentacle 4y ago
Because there's usually a huge gap in people skills.
Most high level management is about meeting others and creating teams and motivating people to work together.
High level tech teams are about focusing on one thing and excluding the world around them. And in my experience, quite a lot of skilled programmers aren't comfortable being around too many strangers.
When programmers are concentrated on work, some people persons will misinterpret that as shunning them. Also, so many tech people treat management as a waste of money, that I'd say the disdain for each other is mutual.
- yoshamano 4y agoMy view from the ground as a client support monkey is that people who ply on tech spend their days having arguments with inanimate or intangible objects, and/or mediating other peoples' irrational arguments with inanimate or intangible objects. Management's job is to ply on people. Rational arguments with rational actors...most of the time.