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by MCRed
4092 days ago
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In my experience, similar time there, three managers, none of them knew how to code, and their managers varied- one was decent, one was a DMV reject. But when I say they couldn't code, I mean that literally-- for one example degree in criminal justice, no knowledge of software practices, etc. This isn't another way of saying they were "bad programmers". No bad programmers can make great managers. |
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