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The problem with non-technical decision makers is that they will mostly listen to the MBAs who think like them and not the technical people. They tend to waste
by kevin_thibedeau 2y ago
The problem with non-technical decision makers is that they will mostly listen to the MBAs who think like them and not the technical people. They tend to waste their time on stupid things to prop up their egos, compensating for lack of understanding of their business fundamentals and what direction to go in.
- adamc 2y agoI wonder whether that is a more general problem. E.g., maybe technical decision-makers tend to listen to other engineers and not give enough considerations to financials and market expectations. People tend to hug their ruts.