>IMO the best thing about being a manager is that you get to spend a lot of your time thinking about the future In some places it's the opposite: domain-specif

>IMO the best thing about being a manager is that you get to spend a lot of your time thinking about the future In some places it's the opposite: domain-specific codebases far outlive the separate projects they are used for, and the devs are the ones thinking about what their product should be. Kind of like how Linux is a long-lived product made by devs, used in many short(er)-lived C-level projects.