Dec 27, 2021

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Tongue-in-Cheek User Story: Galley Slave Operations

As a galley slave operations manager

I want to rearrange my rowers to all work on one side of the ship

In order to increase the velocity on one side of the ship and speed up our iterations so we can make progress.

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Eric Engelmann is currently manager of StaticForce, LLC. Unlike many competitors, he is not very automated and not always timely. Visit http://StaticForce.co

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Tongue-in-Cheek User Story: Galley Slave Operations

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