You really have to try things, get mature before you assume it. At my time, it was a question of getting more money. And so we got to a point that I either had to make a choice. As a manager, I still felt as an engineer, thinking more technically or working more technically. But maybe I didn't know enough about both careers before I decided it. A more practical decision,. But I don't regret doing it. It worked pretty well. "It's like driving in automobile, the old ones without with a stick shift," he says.
I have known Roberto since we began working together in the States. Roberto has HR experience all over the world so it was very interesting to bring in a global perspective. We discussed all things coaching for young people entering mid-management positions and lessons Roberto has learned along the way.