Wait until your firm is overrun by adherents of the Information Technology Indoctrination Library. Managers will become smug, platitudinous mansplainers (self-s

Wait until your firm is overrun by adherents of the Information Technology Indoctrination Library. Managers will become smug, platitudinous mansplainers (self-styled experts on matters of common knowledge) who believe that everything is IT, even programming, which they think they don't need to know anything about--for them, soft skills rule. And their intellectual apparatus cannot resolve the difference between computer science and IT--brief exposure to ITIL depresses cognitive ability in every measurable level, out of proportion to exposure. If you're not part of the ITIL "service as a service" process, you're part of the problem in their view. Never mind that foisting the mind-numbingly boring ITIL corpus on employees forces the better ones out. You'll be required to sit in on Bolshevist change management meetings with everyone else in IT.