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Every group for themselves ;-) But I don't think musicians and artists usually have bosses and coworkers around as much as developers do. Researchers seems to o
by jbergens 12y ago
Every group for themselves ;-)
But I don't think musicians and artists usually have bosses and coworkers around as much as developers do. Researchers seems to often have other researchers as bosses which hopefully don't interrupt them multiple time every day. Athletes would probably hate having someone come in every day in the middle of their training session telling them there is a meeting in 15 min but I haven't heard about that happening very often.
- AndrewKemendo 12y agoWell exactly. These are management problems. Insofar as they are unique to the environment they apply broadly - rather than as a discipline. And yes, most researchers at least in my experience work in the same kind of structure as developers, namely one in which their "bosses" may not be a researcher at all or whose job has moved away from being a researcher for so long they have forgotten how to work.