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celrae Haha, it sort of was, though also useful and good. I also learned to budget, chart burn rates and related stuff. The IT program at George Mason U focused on producing engineering managers and this was the pre-capstone course for those of us who selected the entrepreneurial trackPermalink On twitter.com
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celrae The idea of the program was to get technically minded people including engineers, tech writers, and product folks to have a broader technical understanding on the assumption you'd be managing multiple divisions and then end with you ready to be a senior manager on path to CTO.Permalink On twitter.com
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celrae I was there at standard undergrad age, but a lot of the classes were nights and a lot of attendees were already in the workforce. They also brought in a Toastmaster who was super helpful, at least for me, for speaking skills.On twitter.com
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celrae The technically focused stuff was fun, but the management side of things was really useful stuff, really the only things from college I still use constantly in my every day life. We also covered GTD system, resumes, interviews, and all sorts of excellent practical work stuff.Permalink On twitter.com
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