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->@kiwanja: Development best practice for beginners. #1 http://tinyurl.com/mfv7ta
Very true!
Wonderfully simple and effective. Says more than a few paragraphs could ever say. Very smart.
Smart.
Or, looking at it a bit differently, when you divide, the kid has three eyes…
@taija @Janine @Alasdair – Thanks. Sometimes I think we over-work these things with words after words, and even then the message never gets through. Time to go back to basics, not only in terms of how we behave and collaborate, but also how we push it’s importance home visually
RT @kiwanja: Development best practices for beginners. #1 http://is.gd/12BOx
http://bit.ly/CqkoM
: succinct yet thorough education on Development Best Practice
Thoughtful: Development best practice for beginners 1,2,3 by @kiwanja http://bit.ly/NdRrc http://bit.ly/16ec0V http://bit.ly/w6R7d
Not very capitalist friendly, eh? (re: current discussion on recent post at whiteafrican.com)
"Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT @kiwanja "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT @kiwanja "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT @kiwanja: "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT @kiwanja: "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT @kiwanja: "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
RT kiwanja "Collaboration, not competition". A very simple concept, but no harm in reminding ourselves sometimes. http://is.gd/3204B
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