Menlo Innovations: Rich Sheridan
Menlo Innovations practices extreme programming, which stipulates that all programmers work together in a wide-open space and everyone works in pairs—two people to a computer.
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Menlo Innovations practices extreme programming, which stipulates that all programmers work together in a wide-open space and everyone works in pairs—two people to a computer.
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