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In my average experience, without interviewing management teams - my observation is that the "smartest person in the room" is rarely the one deciding anything.
by tripledry 8mo ago
In my average experience, without interviewing management teams - my observation is that the "smartest person in the room" is rarely the one deciding anything.
This also depends on your definition on "smartest".
- mbesto 8mo ago> This also depends on your definition on "smartest". Which the parent conveniently left out a definition of. I sort of ignored that implication and went straight to the point - which is it doesn't matter if the PM is the smartest or not. What matters is who makes the decisions and typically the PM does.