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Do's and don’ts for Technical Leads
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Jeremy D. Miller writes from his own experience on a
Classic Technical Lead Blunder
.
He also provides some loosing strategies and winning strategies for technical leads.
Jeremy wrote before on his
pair programming experiences
.
Posted
25-09-2005 23:28
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Anonymous
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