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You have a point. The problem in the german car industry there is no technical leadership. From the bottom management upwards they are all politicians. No techn
by f1shy 2y ago
You have a point. The problem in the german car industry there is no technical leadership. From the bottom management upwards they are all politicians. No technical people.
- intelVISA 2y agoIs that unique to the German car industry? Outside of a few tech corps or some small startups, mainly in the US, most shops seem to 'run' their tech function more like buyer/seller e.g. "here's some Euros in exchange for [thing] we'd like" instead of the traditional employer/employee dynamic where your boss can evaluate your work to some degree. Arguably they'd be better off actually doing that as a true buyer and just engaging B2B for their easily solved CRUD variants than this weird go-between that combines the negatives of managing employees with the negatives of buying unknown solutions.
- f1shy 2y agoNo doubt it happens elsewhere. I meant only what I know for fact. Bur a good example where seems very much to be running similar is e.g. Boeing