> . Bureaucracy, analysis paralysis, no automated testing, accidental complexity, tech debt, poor retention of experienced developers, poor compensation resulting in sub-par hires, insufficient training and mentoring for new hires etc etc.
Most of these look like MBA problems.
That said, maybe more experienced coders should be doing MBAs (which isn't just about attending classes but about networking, acquiring a wider shallower knowledge base etc) so the dynamics of tech debt are clear to people who are in charge of making debt decisions.
Most of these look like MBA problems.
That said, maybe more experienced coders should be doing MBAs (which isn't just about attending classes but about networking, acquiring a wider shallower knowledge base etc) so the dynamics of tech debt are clear to people who are in charge of making debt decisions.