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How balancing works, and why it matters By Xalavier Nelson Jr. published 17 January 18 balancing act The tricky business of building systems that feel fair.
How much say do developers have in their schedules? By Xalavier Nelson Jr. published 3 November 17 Avoiding crunch How crunch happens.
