Reminds me about a Donald Knuth quote. He did not want to be on the top of things, he wanted to be on the bottom of things. To be on top of things is a kind of

Reminds me about a Donald Knuth quote. He did not want to be on the top of things, he wanted to be on the bottom of things. To be on top of things is a kind of project manager trait, and to be on the bottom of things an engineering trait - perhaps?