DevOpsDays Baltimore 2018:: Avoiding pitfalls of non technical managers - Victoria Guido

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This talk is intended to help folks who are managing technical projects avoid common pitfalls, and help technical teams better prepare managers for overall project success.

Technology

Victoria Guido
Avoiding the Pitfalls of
Non-Technical Managers

ˈteknək(ə)l/ ˈmanijər/
tech·ni·cal man·ag·er

Unrealistic Promises
Improbable Solutions

Pitfall: Lack of Trust
Technical Team
“Not enough time….”
“Super big risk….”
“That doesn’t make sense…”
“This is more complicated than you think…”
FALSE.
Non-technical manager

Non-technical help
● Business Analyst
● Tester
● Technical Writer
● Governance Expert
● Customer Relationship
Jack of All Trades

Be good at what
you’re good at
Know a little
about everything

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