Working With Product Managers ↬ 0 ▲ Grizzlebit 2 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments Sean Goedecke: When a product manager says that something is critical, engineers generally have to shrug and say “sure, I guess”. This obviously requires a lot of trust. What’s a little less obvious is that this trust is continually broken by both sides. Every single product manager has been told thousands of times that technical task X is technically impossible or would be disastrous, only for that task to end up being done fairly smoothly and successfully. Every single engineer has been told thousands of times that requirement X is absolutely critical and worth going to enormous effort for, only for that requirement to be silently dropped or changed with no apology. ↬ ∙ Tagged in Product Development, Teamwork. No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.