in reply to Making the Business Case for Developer-Run Development

In my personal experience it is not as much about developer managing other developers, it is about a manager that understands developers managing developers. A person can manage developers as long as he understands them, and trust developers to give him/her the right information. The "managing" person can achieve good results without having written a single line of code in his/her life.

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Re^2: Making the Business Case for Developer-Run Development
by derby (Abbot) on Aug 10, 2004 at 12:18 UTC
    ++JanneVee. This is absolutely true and you can just replace developer with x. And just from my personal experience not all xes make good managers (in fact most of us don't).
    -derby