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Also, having managed people, I don't really like it and derive much more joy and satisfaction from being an IC working on technical stuff primarily. Definitely
by kaashif 3y ago
Also, having managed people, I don't really like it and derive much more joy and satisfaction from being an IC working on technical stuff primarily.
Definitely "career limiting" but I just like it more.
- quickthrower2 3y agoYes. Although making IC tracks is great and all, the power to get big things done involves organizing and leading people, so the natural state will be that a leadership career will go higher than a technical career on average. And balancing that is putting a hand on the scale (takes continuing effort) and indeed is a political or strategic decision, so it is up to the leaders to implement! That said in 2023 you can go a long way into upper middle class and rich without needing to lead people, or kill them in wars, and still do creative and non-repetitive work. So we are very lucky to live in this era!