RE: Re: Sticking point

Glen,

> > As I read your posts about what you do, it sounds to me that you are
> > what I would probably have called up to now a "technical manager" By
> > that, I would not have meant that you were working on a low level
> > implementing systems, but that you manage a technical process.
> 
> [>] I've been a technical manager in the past. PMO's in our area are
> "outside" the implementation details, but we typically (aerospace,
> telecomm) have knowledge of what is happening inside those orgs. I get
> to contribute at times to the technical side. For our own tools I have
> support staff (DBA, Server Ops, and Admin) so I spend time with them as
> well.
<snip rest of your explanation/> 

OK, that makes sense as far as your own role goes.

I'm still interested in knowing what others on this list consider
the lowest level of interest for discussion. For example, a lot 
of my posts have related to PMs or their immediate managers. Is
that at all useful here?

Charlie Poole
[email protected]
www.pooleconsulting.com
www.charliepoole.org




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