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Previously on "Technical or Management (or both)? Which are you?"
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Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostDone both in the past.
Now I'm a BA so do neither
Sorry for swearing
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostI'm a tester so probably neither!
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Done both in the past.
Now I'm a BA so do neither
Sorry for swearing
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I only lower myself to management if the money’s good enough.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI have been a manager but I got bored of people hassling me. You get it twice as bad if you are a technical manager.
Strictly technical during the day but I am managing 3 people on plan b just now.
See you at the pub!
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I have been a manager but I got bored of people hassling me. You get it twice as bad if you are a technical manager.
Strictly technical during the day but I am managing 3 people on plan b just now.
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I've never understood the AndyW joke since I came so I didn't know if it applied or not. Perhaps now would be a good opportunity for someone to explain it and help me out here.
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Technical or Management (or both)? Which are you?
43Purely Technical (CCNA, MCSE, Dev, etc)32.56%14Purely Management (PRINCE2, ITIL, etc)20.93%9A bit of both (I manage the stuff and get my hands dirty too)46.51%20So which are you? Just wondering what makes up CUK.
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