Genuinely curious what is it that you think we do. In real life, I have had a great time with most engineers I have worked with.
I know there's going to be a lot of trolling but looking for some meaningful answers to improve my rapport with tech folks.
Some PMs can be just project managers Some of them might be bad at stakeholder management. Even the tone of communication and how humble they are matters
SWEs want a lot of concentration. Any meetings would be taken with some hatred.
A lot of them wouldn't want to keep on repeating/explain/teaching things.
I could be wrong 💁🏻♂️
From what I have understood based on replies I have seen in GV, I think it's the lack of empathy shown by PMs.
I feel SEs have experienced that PMs always care about the metrics and want to move the product forward and it isn't always with best intentions of SEs kept in mind. In the sense, PMs promise timelines and the SEs face the brunt of it and the PMs cannot empathize beyond that
What all pointers SEs want PMs to understand which can help them other than timelines?
Most PMs I worked with have been decent to good, but a select few are terrible. The common pattern is they act like they are paying my salary, and that they get to make decisions and I am just a pair of hands. Feel like smacking them.
