> With any experienced team of engineers and designers, PM'ing is not a full-time job, or at least, it shouldn't be. after the free money era peaked, consultan

> With any experienced team of engineers and designers, PM'ing is not a full-time job, or at least, it shouldn't be. after the free money era peaked, consultants have now pivoted to efficient downsizing. when my previous corp merged with another, the first people fired where PM's. so its nothing new. imo PM is the epitome of the bs jobs phenomenon.