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Writing and Learning -- Part 1

by Jim Highsmith

"Writing is a form of thinking, whatever the subject," says William Zinsser ( Writing to Learn ). One of the principles of agile project management and development is the reliance on individuals and their interactions. An individual's capability to produce results arises from a combination of his or her skills, talents, knowledge, and experience. Interactions between team members serves first to deliver products (code, documents, decisions, plans, etc.) and second to improve the capabilities of team members through sharing their experience and knowledge.

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Writing and Learning -- Part 1 31 October 2002

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