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by ChrisDolan (2855) on 2008.01.30 23:02 (#60730) Homepage Journal

I've only been in that position a handful of times. Mostly I've done projects where I'm the sole programmer (so if I slack, I'm just screwing myself), or I've found my co-workers rising to the challenges with me (an occasional all-nighter with the whole team can be invigorating).

On the other hand, my current employer is truly remarkable in that we have a decent-sized team that delivers results while putting in minimal overtime. I credit that to talented leads and product designers who are good at reigning in the scope of the projects and creating realistic schedules. I've been there almost a year now, and I still find it kind of amazing. I just hope it continues!

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