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Every Engineering Team Eventually Develops Superstitions

Every engineering team begins with logic. Processes are documented. Deployments are planned. Systems are designed carefully. Decisions are backed by data. And then…

Aneesh BhatSoftware EngineeringAug 73 mins read

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Every Engineering Team Eventually Develops Superstitions

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