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      <description>After a more than a decade in software development, I finally got the opportunity to mob program.
I was skeptical at first. I had seen contractors pair programming and many people made jokes and cast doubts on how that could be viable - surely it must just be a clever way for them to bill more hours? And if pair programming was dubious, surely mob programming was even more so.</description>
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