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Is the term "man hours" appropriate for the workplace, and if not, how do I get my coworkers...
Do as you're doing; call the time period by a phrase that you're comfortable with. Maybe even use the role title - so instead of a job being x man hours, it would be 'x' hours, made up of 'y' develope …
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