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Messages: Judging Them or Using Them?

by Dwayne Phillips

Recent experiences have taught me that there are different ways we can treat information given to us by others. A few months ago, I was working with a contractor on the opposite coast who was building a hardware and software system. We sent the contractor a statement of work and a product specification. The contractor's group was working on a high-level design and sent us several preliminary ideas.

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Messages: Judging Them or Using Them? 4 September 2002

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