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Software Development Team Issues - Nice Blog Essays

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Here are some nice blog essays on small software team management. See if you agree with them.

Building a software team: Wrong! There I said it!
The development team that I managed the longest -- the one with the Gumby -- was a typical bunch: a group of people with varying strengths, interests and personalities. In different combinations they mostly liked, sometimes loved and occasionally hated each other. And after a couple of reasonably successful projects, I led them off a cliff.
I committed them to a schedule they could not keep, based on a technology that did not work. I made the call and it was wrong.

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