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I respect your view, so up-voted, and yet disagree. I think anybody, regardless of role or industry can be more effective with those skills. And technical abili
by Spearchucker 14y ago
I respect your view, so up-voted, and yet disagree. I think anybody, regardless of role or industry can be more effective with those skills. And technical ability aside (note, that is critical), architects in particular should (in my opinion) be good at this stuff.
[Edit] Just saw you've an MBA. I now understand your thinking.
- MattRogish 14y agoWell, I absolutely agree that the softer side is huge in just about any career. But if we're centralizing the softer side into a defined role (as you seemed to do with the "SA"), then I'd say it "better" lives somewhere else, as the other "technical" SA stuff is distributed to the team.