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Kind of touches on someone we have employed at my job. Loves to tell people how to do something, never does anything himself.
by roflyear 4y ago
Kind of touches on someone we have employed at my job. Loves to tell people how to do something, never does anything himself.
- ejb999 4y agoI really love the people at my job they never write any code anymore, except for the quick POC's to test out every new shiny thing that comes along, and then unilaterally decree that from now on everything must be written that way, or with that new tool or on that new platform.
- ilikerashers 4y agoCan they be joined by the agile project manager who insists that producing work on time is "not agile"? In fact, being asked to do anything is "not agile". I feel like we have a good starter for a sitcom here.
- matwood 4y agoI've never worked in a company large enough to have an architect who didn't write code. My current role as a manager/bizdev/ex-CTO person, I still write code. Though, it's always janitorial type stuff so my team can do the fun/challenging things.
- roflyear 4y agoYeah. Or the owner of the company who has done a little coding (R scrips, etc.) who knows exactly how you need to implement that feature, or design that database, etc.. lol
- dsiegel2275 4y agoLike an architect that can no longer write code?