alt Hacker NewsI think it's great. People at a broad scale are getting first hand experience with resource management. It's a fairly cheap way of doing it too (in contrast to: learning this by managing humans) and we can all benefit from the skill transfer.
I think it's great. People at a broad scale are getting first hand experience with resource management. It's a fairly cheap way of doing it too (in contrast to: learning this by managing humans) and we can all benefit from the skill transfer.
I find myself observing how my lead manages meetings ... "ah, this is like when I do that with Claude", "this is where he wants to understand what happened, like when I ask Claude" ... it's funny.