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> The “technical skill” everyone talks about is coding not really necessary or sufficient in many cases. the real question is whether or not someone has the ba
by a-dub 2y ago
> The “technical skill” everyone talks about is coding
not really necessary or sufficient in many cases. the real question is whether or not someone has the background and interest to understand the details at hand and how they fit together.
- atoav 2y agoI would say so as well. I would take a manager who can't code, but is a car mechanic nut in his spare time over one who can code a bit, but has no private interest in anything vaguely techological 7 days a week. The important bits about technological choices translate somewhat well between domains. A shitty overly complex motor looks impressive on the blueprint, but it is a shitty overly complex motor.