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Shouldn't the response be to look for managers with programming background and (at least some) understanding of the process? You don't have to be Michael Schum
by atmosx 12y ago
Shouldn't the response be to look for managers with programming background and (at least some) understanding of the process?
You don't have to be Michael Schumacher to become responsible of an F1 team. But you have to understand basic staff and hire proficient personnel to do the rest.
- markbnj 12y agoI think it's just a matter of recognizing what software development is, and what it isn't. Somehow large, well-managed corporations are able to deal with creative teams in marketing, in design. But when it comes to software development it just seems to me we've been stuck into the wrong bucket. We sit at keyboards, we type, and make computers do things, therefore we are 'IT workers.'