August 2004
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
15h 28m
English
Management's role in the typical for-profit company—from the manager of a software project all they way up to the executive management and board of directors—is to make the operational and strategic (investment-level) business decisions that will maximize profit over the life of the company. Decisions such as: should Feature A be developed before Feature B? Should the company move into some new market? Is it time to retire Product Y? Similarly, the role of the technical staff, and I'm talking here about technical staff in general—electrical, mechanical, structural, chemical, software, etc.—should be to design and improve the company's products and services as well as to design and improve the means ...
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