How many managers and VP's out there say they know the technology the have or are implementing? How many of those do you think really know. I have been both "techie" and management and I would say that as a manager, I had less of a clue about the technology I was implementing or talking about unless I was doing hands on work with it. I find it very difficult that any lawyer/judge has real knowledge of technology except for the marketing crap they are fed. Unless you learned it, used it and got frustrated with it, you don't really know what you are talking about.
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How many managers and VP's out there say they know the technology the have or are implementing? How many of those do you think really know. I have been both "techie" and management and I would say that as a manager, I had less of a clue about the technology I was implementing or talking about unless I was doing hands on work with it. I find it very difficult that any lawyer/judge has real knowledge of technology except for the marketing crap they are fed. Unless you learned it, used it and got frustrated with it, you don't really know what you are talking about.