> The primary employee responsible for the screwdriver seemed to be a production engineer with 10 years experience.
The first primary employee responsible for the screwdriver was the affable but very young Alex ("I know SolidWorks"). I like his car review videos!
Then towards the like the last third of the project lifecycle they hired this guy with a decade of experience, but wasn't it mostly in EE?
> Linus himself has product management experience
In a PC hardware reseller company. That's about making decisions about what products to buy/stock, not about designing/building something. Quite different. He's most likely aware of the difference, but was still using that phrasing in the video. shrug.
The first primary employee responsible for the screwdriver was the affable but very young Alex ("I know SolidWorks"). I like his car review videos!
Then towards the like the last third of the project lifecycle they hired this guy with a decade of experience, but wasn't it mostly in EE?
> Linus himself has product management experience
In a PC hardware reseller company. That's about making decisions about what products to buy/stock, not about designing/building something. Quite different. He's most likely aware of the difference, but was still using that phrasing in the video. shrug.