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Why can't you use the talk to your boss excuse? Does your CTO (and whoever PMs ultimately report to) intend for these types of friction to occur every single t
by icegreentea2 3y ago
Why can't you use the talk to your boss excuse?
Does your CTO (and whoever PMs ultimately report to) intend for these types of friction to occur every single time a CTO request appears? Does your CTO notice that these small changes takes extra time to occur? Does your CTO even care?
- jstanley 3y agoBecause the CTO is not the product manager's boss.
- icegreentea2 3y agoMy point is that the product manager also has a boss, and both the CTO and that boss have a shared boss (the CEO). If the CTO and product boss are constantly stepping on each other's toes (or whatever), that's a problem that they either need to solve, just acknowledge as just the cost of doing business. And that ought to be communicated and acknowledged by everyone in the line.