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Old Hand
      
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| Nothing new to me. That's how I roll.
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I particularly enjoyed the irony of "How to Raise Your Game by Doing Nothing" linking to a 404 page
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An excellent article.
Just as with one of the previous posters, it's the way I work already. However, it's all too easy to make these mistakes, especially for any technical people, since they often focus on their technology before their interpersonal skills. This article was a timely reminder to those in the know and a good grounder for those who haven't previously considered working like this.
Semper in excretia, sumus solum profundum variat
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| Good article, interested in reading more but none of the links work - I reckon you need to remove the date components
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Old Hand
      
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Thanks Stephanie!
The redirection process on the blog was failing and all links should now make it to their intended destination
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Old Hand
      
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majorbloodnock (5/16/2012) An excellent article.
Just as with one of the previous posters, it's the way I work already. However, it's all too easy to make these mistakes, especially for any technical people, since they often focus on their technology before their interpersonal skills. This article was a timely reminder to those in the know and a good grounder for those who haven't previously considered working like this.
Thanks for your feedback sir, I appreciate it!
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I think it is how most of us roll. It goes without saying that there are standard and/or policy based practices but by and large a lot of what developers, for example, ask for should be something of a "black box" to them. It doesn't matter how it works, only that it does works. This isn't intended to be a cover all statement but in my experience it covers a bunch.
Cheers
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