It's more like "Development's Dream Team." Skills aren't found, they're developed. Developers don't have to limit themselves, but they like to. If they didn't,

It's more like "Development's Dream Team." Skills aren't found, they're developed. Developers don't have to limit themselves, but they like to. If they didn't, they'd be doing a different (broader) job. It's odd to see a product manager as a sort of assistant to developers. Avoiding skill-overlap limits productivity, innovation, and truck numbers. It's hard to connect dots separated by meat helmets, space, and language barriers.