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I understand where you are going with this comment and I partly agree, but it depends. For example, I'm in a startup producing hardware products for industrial
by nostromo123 4y ago
I understand where you are going with this comment and I partly agree, but it depends.
For example, I'm in a startup producing hardware products for industrial use: who do you think got fired in the last few years, 1) the one guy who implemented all the low level stuff and knows the product inside out, helps sales and support with technical knowledge, fixes bugs at any time, or 2) the nice sales people who could not really deal with the complexities or were not persuasive enough to make enough sales?
Food for thought.
- kleer001 4y agoFair enough. However, I was assuming OP would balance their soft skills with their tech skills and aim more for management and eventually a CO position. IMHO softskills(tm) mostly leads to sales only and, funnily enough, a lot more opportunities than a ossified tech stack.