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Product managers that basically do nothing. Know nothing. Then push it onto the engineers to do their job. Its rife. Analysts much the same (depends on the job
by ta345345345ff 3y ago
Product managers that basically do nothing. Know nothing. Then push it onto the engineers to do their job. Its rife. Analysts much the same (depends on the job of course, but very common).
- devstein 3y agoWhat would be a better workflow? Would it be useful if Dosu took a first pass at clarifying tickets with PMs?
- scoobitydoobap 3y agoIn line with this, Product and Customer Success folks who fundamentally don't know how customers are using the product/what their specific use cases are. Really makes further development/problem solving a challenge :)
- contractfella 3y agoThat's why I want to be PM. No actual work, no deadlines, no hard interviews, no leetcode grind, no system design. And get paid the same
- gardenhedge 3y ago(I am considering this to be lighthearted so I will continue in the same vein) .. No estimating how long each individual piece of their work takes, no tracking their work items on a board, no saying what they did yesterday, everyday, no knowledge sharing or training, no upskilling, no being the expert of anything, no questions being asked of stuff they did 5+ years ago