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		<title>We Know Best</title>
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			<title>acquaintance</title>
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			<description>Another thing that separates the developer from the customer came to me on my last project. I really wanted to have users with me often. We hired a contractor to build the system. I visited the contractor each month and wanted to have a customer representative come with me.

I finally met face-to-face with the chief customer. &quot;Please,&quot; I pleaded, &quot;I want some customers to come with me each month.

He walked me through the office space and showed me all the empty desks. &quot;See,&quot; he explained, &quot;all my guys are out traveling all the time. I don't have anyone to visit the contractor with you.&quot;

I tried to have the project canceled in vain. Three years later, things ended badly - Dwayne Phillips</description>
			<pubDate>Thu, 04 Oct 2007 05:44:57 +0100</pubDate>
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