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George Dinwiddie

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George Dinwiddie is a software development consultant and coach at iDIA Computing
Lessons from Sailboat Racing Posted: Feb 13, 2012 4:54 AM
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Recently, I was attending a sailing seminar on racing small keelboats. As the lecturer talked about the crew requirements for winning races, I noted a lot of similarities with effective software development teams. Both situations require a small group of people to work in coordinated concert to achieve a common goal. No one on the [...]

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