This is the first time I’ve truly left a job.

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In every software engineering career you will encounter a job that leaves a lasting impression because things went well or you had good teammates. You will also encounter jobs where nothing goes right, the manager is a pain, and nobody on the team pulls their wait. Then there is the mythical unicorn. A beast that does not exist in software engineering but I got to experience one time. Where the project was delivered ahead of time, hit all quality metrics established by the contract, and under budget. You never get all three. You typically on a good project will get two out of the three. The presentation below is a presentation I gave at one of my jobs documenting this unicorn and the things I believed were the reason for this encounter. Enjoy.

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