Business Domain, Technical Domain, or People Skills?

I asked the same question about each role in an IT department: which knowledge or skill is the most important?

Software developers: Technical Domain

Most important knowledge/skill for software developers

— Kevin O'Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) February 11, 2016

Software architects: Technical Domain

Most important knowledge/skill for a software architect

— Kevin O'Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) February 18, 2016

Testers: Business Domain

Most important knowledge/skill for a software tester

— Kevin O'Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) February 18, 2016

Managers: People skills

Most import knowledge/skill for a software development manager

— Kevin O'Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) February 17, 2016

Business Analysts: People skills

Most important knowledge/skill for a business analyst in an IT department

— Kevin O'Shaughnessy (@ZombieCodeKill) February 18, 2016

Thanks for your votes. This was just a bit of fun – all of these skills are important in each role, but I found the results interesting.

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