I have always written code, even when running multiple teams, but that's has mostly been my preference. My personal view is that being a 'hands on' leader means you actually get a real understanding of the channelise the team faces with product code, dev process, and tooling. Very easy to become isolated from realities of the development lifecycle.
I have always written code, even when running multiple teams, but that's has mostly been my preference. My personal view is that being a 'hands on' leader means you actually get a real understanding of the channelise the team faces with product code, dev process, and tooling. Very easy to become isolated from realities of the development lifecycle.