If you are going to lead people, you need to come to some
understanding of the depth of your own ignorance about what they do
everyday. Many administrative crashes come from some manager
thinking about what the managed do in terms of "how hard could it
be?" So yeah, Bloomberg should learn something about code and
coding, then sensibly forebear. Unless, maybe he discovers he
likes it and is good at it, and decides to retire from mayorhood.
Ya never know.
Of course it could go horribly awry. But then, that's not unique
to coding.
C
On 5/15/12 7:03 AM, Robert Holmes wrote:
Jeff Atwood's blog posts are always good value. This one is no
exception.
—R
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