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From: "Robert L. Spooner" <RLS19@psu.edu>
Subject: Re: Why C++ is successful
Date: 1998/08/14
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Jerry Petrey wrote:

>  However, most managers never learn this lesson and continue
> to push developers to hurry and start coding to meet those
> milstones!
>

That reminds me of a cartoon that I saw a number of years ago in
Datamation (I think) where the supervisor was saying "You guys start
coding and I'll go upstairs and find out what they want."

Regards,
Bob
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