Stop thinking of engineers like they're cogs in a wheel.
absolute banger
Came here from TLDR; definitely appreciate this. Mind if I post this on my LinkedIn? - with credit of course.
Love your work but I struggle with the term IC being used for a technician/engineer role, when in much of the rest of the world it is the opposite: IC = an In Charge or supervisor/manager.
That's why a second-in-charge is often known as a 2-IC.
Great post! Absolutely agree re 10x engineers, I managed one once, it's humbling, wish I could hire like that all the time.
absolute banger
Came here from TLDR; definitely appreciate this. Mind if I post this on my LinkedIn? - with credit of course.
Love your work but I struggle with the term IC being used for a technician/engineer role, when in much of the rest of the world it is the opposite: IC = an In Charge or supervisor/manager.
That's why a second-in-charge is often known as a 2-IC.
Great post! Absolutely agree re 10x engineers, I managed one once, it's humbling, wish I could hire like that all the time.