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Because after a year's managing you forget how to program and just make a fool of yourself...
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True...
I actually play the role of CEO properly you won't have time to follow no developer ass to teach him how to do anything...
After a year, technology will just by-pass you and have to admit that you know much more MS Word and Powerpoint key shortcuts that on any other application ![Laugh | :laugh:](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/smiley_laugh.gif)
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CTO is nice but it's too disconnected from the field and too much political for me.
Being an top notch architect is for what I'm working everyday.
I like to be on top of technology, design and implement solutions.
As years go by, we start designing more and implementing less but still we need to know a lot about everything.
Cheers!
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That's exactly my thoughts about the subject.
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I believe in this rule...
It may not be always right, or may not always be this "aggressive" but it certainly have its roots on reality.
It's like the other saying: Those who cannot do, teach.
Like I said, it's not always true but I think we all have at least a couple of examples from our school times.
Cheers!
Alex
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