This setup is rather more conducive to the kind of collaboration that XP recommends and complex business domains require.
See for yourself.
Eh? Wassa dining table?
We don't have cubicles at work. What we have instead are long tables scattered about the office, two or three to a project. You just walk in, plug your laptop in anywhere on a table which belongs to your project and you're all set. Project code is developed on more powerful desktops which belong to the project rather than to individuals (laptops are for personal use).
This setup is rather more conducive to the kind of collaboration that XP recommends and complex business domains require.
See for yourself.
This setup is rather more conducive to the kind of collaboration that XP recommends and complex business domains require.
See for yourself.
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Nice pictures you have posted at flickr. I am going through the interview process at thoughworks bangalore. It will be of great help if you can brief on a little about the pros & cons working there. I know 80% travel is one.
You can write to me at ar_narayanan AT yah**.com. Also I am looking for few details on the compensation front. Do not know the standard of tw.
Hey hi nice to see ur blog...
Are u from coorg...
keep in tch with me through brijoobopanna@gmail.com
Hello! I read this article! Big thanks to author, very interesting. Write more.
hey sidu,I was looking for Thought works and Ruby coz offlate i have been with ruby on rails for a year now and i with IBM.
Intresting blog dude!,Just thinking if Rails & thought works would be the place for me ..
Love to hear from you ...
-Vivek
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