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018 - Who should do a journeyman tour?

EPISODE · Aug 15, 2019 · 36 MIN

018 - Who should do a journeyman tour?

from Developer Melange · host Developer Melange

We ask Peter about his experiences from his pair programming tour several years ago. Curious about the learning, we also discuss for whom such a tour might be worth doing and getting started in a corporate environment.

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