[nlitened]

A manager that organized their team so that each team member makes concrete thought-out proposals with all details covered, so that it's their only job left is to give approvals and do nothing else? I'd say that's a brilliant manager

[andrei_says_]

I agree and that’s how I often get things greenlit.

Pro tip: have a quick conversation with a manager and have them make a decision on a $noncriticaldetail before the announcement.

[silvestrov]

And for some managers you really need to make it obvious what $noncriticaldetail is so they don't change something important: https://museumjorn.dk/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/48s-1.jpg

[andrei_says_]

So yes, in this example - add a tower to the house and paint it like a sugar cane.

[hnthrow90348765]

Maybe I should be a developer that just tries to get everything pushed off to someone else, or just reject the work for reasons so that's my only job.

[nlitened]

You can! The job is called VP of Engineering