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simonharling.blog
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| | | | | The opposite of competence is incompetence, and that's something we would rather avoid. Only, in avoiding incompetence, good enough might just be enough, and that's a trap we seem to fear less, than incompetence itself. | |
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junaidqadir.com
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simonharlingblog.com
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| | | | | Is the problem you face real or imaginary? I've sat through enough studies and opinion polls to realise it's a question worth asking. Imaginary problems feel real - and that's the problem. Why are 80%* of physiotherapists podcasters men? Recognising that an imaginary problem feels real is the first step to a better conversation about | |
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www.extremeprogramming.org
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