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>always been incredibly stressed about their job, and always have way too much to do. So, no different from any other dedicate IC or manager at these companies
by johnnyanmac 1y ago
>always been incredibly stressed about their job, and always have way too much to do.
So, no different from any other dedicate IC or manager at these companies?
>I've also never really liked the idea of engineering managers who are technical enough to approve/veto tech decisions that team members make, since there's a power imbalance there.
How is this different from any other manager or higher up making decisions? If your boss or boss's boss really wants something and you're not in a good market, it's never a good time to poke your head out.
- integralid 1y ago>How is this different from any other manager or higher up making decisions? Non-technical managers usually don't have strong opinions about which framework or database to use. Among engineers these decisions are usually made in a meritocratic way (weighted by who is the loudest sadly), but if your manager says "let's use X" it has a different weight than if your peer does.