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Their wordsBut universally, “sparse micromanagement” (the best term I’ve heard for jumping in to some random issue, overturning all the decisions, and then disappearing) is the worst.
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It is much more tractable to be a part-time head of product than a part-time chief architect.
Their wordsIn contrast, you can tell good infrastructure only by building on it extensively. So it’s much more tractable to be part-time head of product than to be part-time chief architect.
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