Claude Code creator Boris Cherny: 'I Am Often Wrong' on management and product
bcherny · hn · 2026-09-21
Boris Cherny, the Anthropic engineer behind Claude Code, publishes a long-form reflection on management and product decisions. He argues that admitting you are often wrong is a prerequisite for effective work: surface errors faster, stay open to feedback, and treat decisions as iterative hypotheses rather than ego projects.
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