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It's not about being able to do all of it -- it's about being able to do it in a sustainable number of hours a week. Otherwise, you just have someone with the p
by ebiester 4y ago
It's not about being able to do all of it -- it's about being able to do it in a sustainable number of hours a week. Otherwise, you just have someone with the programmer title but actually doing PM work, and not doing it as well as someone who is specialized in the role.
- shuckles 4y agoThe arguments in the thread are that aligning the product as built and architected with the goals of the company is actually engineering work and not PM work.