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I have been suffering of this lately, ironically because I'm venturing into business. I find huge gaps in my ability to rigorously read (and push through) bori
by loxs 2y ago
I have been suffering of this lately, ironically because I'm venturing into business.
I find huge gaps in my ability to rigorously read (and push through) boring (but important) paperwork. Take notes and do the required work afterwards (or take an important decision because of what I have read).
I find it very difficult to organize myself (and others) to do chores especially ones that are very disruptive and not technical.
I'm starting to see the value of project managers and other non-technical or semi-technical people in the companies. Their work now seems much more difficult than I imagined previously. Their skills are much less "interesting" and maybe "easier" in isolation, but in the same time they need to perform at high levels constantly.
- JALTU 2y agoFormer customer success manager with a technical SaaS company here. Formerly very much in the practical intersection of support, consulting, and sales. Always interesting to me that "not everyone" understands the value streams delivered by functional teams/roles. Human orgs really do need the technical and non-technical and everyone in between.