| ▲ | ChrisMarshallNY an hour ago | |
> good management I'm not sure I'd apply "good" as a modifier. Being generous, maybe "mediocre." Good managers know how to find, cultivate, and maximize exceptional people, and that's a difficult job. I have a feeling that LLMs are going to drastically improve the baseline quality of software. The top end will always require exceptional human involvement, but it will look different. | ||
| ▲ | laughing_man an hour ago | parent [-] | |
I disagree. As a manager you're better off accepting a little lower level of productivity from your best employees if it means you don't have embarrassing, to higher management but also to customers, lapses in productivity. | ||