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There are people in technical leadership making decisions who are not capable of performing the most rudimentary of programming tasks like committing code. Thi
by nescioquid 3y ago
There are people in technical leadership making decisions who are not capable of performing the most rudimentary of programming tasks like committing code.
This is a problem when the decision-maker doesn't act on advice from staff or is incapable of understanding the advice. Now give that leader an ego and abandon all hope.
There are many rungs to fall below "competent, but not passionate". In fact, I think I prefer my leaders to be dispassionate and competent.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoit's not nearly that clear cut. I've seen PM's and PO's that claim 1-5 years experience as developers who are shite because they're not very technical. The underlying issue is that these positions should be filled by senior developers but instead they became their own career track.