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Mob programming – with Woody Zuill

Greger Wikstrand 2015-09-28 2015-09-28Professionalism, Project Management, Software Engineering 0

Whenever we have urgent, complex work we sit down and do it together. In our every day work, we make do with occasional meetings. Why do daily scrums when you can do day long scrums? That is how I understand mob programming, but that is not why Woody Zuill and his team started with it. Continue reading

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