> Who hasn't experienced a non-programmer manager without a clue telling them what to do? I'll never ever work again for a manager who couldn't do my job, at le

> Who hasn't experienced a non-programmer manager without a clue telling them what to do? I'll never ever work again for a manager who couldn't do my job, at least in principle. Even if the manager could do your job, it's a bad manager if they always tell you what to do. A good manager should be helpful and assist you, not command you. And that's possible even if they're not a programmer.