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Key Observations: 1. Managers exhibit an average intelligence level, no greater than any other professional with a college degree. They exhibit an average imag
by arohner 17y ago
Key Observations:
1. Managers exhibit an average intelligence level, no greater than any other professional with a college degree. They exhibit an average imagination.
2. Perhaps more than any other profession, managers try to impress and intimidate others with their technical jargon. Such language usually masks inadequacies elsewhere.
3. Managers are capable of learning new skills but must demonstrate a willingness to learn.
4. Without basic organization and discipline, managers will become mentally lazy.
See, it's easy to make unsubstantiated, insulting generalizations.
- gaius 17y agoBut but but he has "managed projects far larger and more complex than you can imagine, involving multiple languages, various data base structures, artificial intelligence, and universal applicability" Data base structures! Universal applicability! I find it hard to believe this is not a parody...