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That argument is sound if there are as many IC VPs as there are management VPs. Otherwise it looks like a convenient lie.
by red_trumpet 3y ago
That argument is sound if there are as many IC VPs as there are management VPs. Otherwise it looks like a convenient lie.
- mmmmmbop 3y agoIt's very difficult for an IC to achieve the same impact as a management VP commandeering thousands of engineers.
- zeroonetwothree 3y agoI would argue the average VP has negative to zero marginal impact. You could replace them with another random person and achieve similar results. Of course there are exceptional cases but my experience has been that most essentially just meddle with things they don’t understand or cause excessive churn by wanting to seem to be doing something.