4 ms·
If the company needs you, you get to do it your way. Also, software dev doesn't actually need a team, and, as the "key players" tend to go WFH more and more, t
by pg_1234 3y ago
If the company needs you, you get to do it your way.
Also, software dev doesn't actually need a team, and, as the "key players" tend to go WFH more and more, the teams become worse and worse value.
This ends with the decline of "team managers" and "filler players".
- gingerrr 3y agoDid you mean "team managers" in-metaphor? As in non-players, non-coach excess staff? Totally agreed if so, didn't want to rebut unless you actually meant 1st-line managers of teams of players (which I'd place as "coach" in this metaphor).