Ask HN: Why do managers feel pride in saying that they are not technical?
This is not something new, but lately I have observed this behavior to be the in-thing with certain roles.
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I've never witnessed this.
I _have_ worked with many managers who were not technical, and readily said as much, and often had a lot of domain knowledge, and that's what they were on the project for -- in addition to being the resident do-nothings -- which is now my job. :-D
Climb the ladder, do less, get paid more -- god i love america.
I _have_ worked with many managers who were not technical, and readily said as much, and often had a lot of domain knowledge, and that's what they were on the project for -- in addition to being the resident do-nothings -- which is now my job. :-D
Climb the ladder, do less, get paid more -- god i love america.
Some folks like being forcibly restrained as a matter of course, though it wouldn’t be my first choice.
It lets them off the hook for future questions and work.