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It's sometimes difficult to tell the difference between being right, while explaining poorly and being wrong, while too stubborn to see it. If you've ever bothered to argue with me, to make me see sense, I thank you sincerely.

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22 Should money be paid as a motivation to testers and developers for detecting and producing bugs? Dec 11 '16
9 What to do when given task over my head? Oct 7 '17
8 Should I open the door if I cannot verify that someone has an access card? Jan 13 '18
3 How to get over long (5 year) unemployment rut in software development? Nov 2 '14
3 Alarming Probationary Period? Mar 19 '18
3 What to do when a new employee makes basic spelling and grammar mistakes? Jan 23 '16
2 Software development: Is it appropriate to tell my boss and coworkers that it is difficult for me to discuss specs verbally? Aug 12 '16
1 (Accidentally?) hired into the wrong position Jan 1
0 Manager never reviews work Jun 1
0 Management injects itself into all communication Sep 19 '17
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