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      <title>Leaving Teamwork</title>
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      <description>6th of May will be my last &amp;ldquo;official&amp;rdquo; day at Teamwork. Now I&amp;rsquo;m on my 2nd Annual Leave week, so effectively I&amp;rsquo;m out of the company since last Friday April 23th. Leaving a job can or can&amp;rsquo;t be a big deal. It depends on how invested you&amp;rsquo;re in it, how much you need the money, your personal / finances situation, etc. For me, as excited and happy I am about my next role, this is a sad event.</description>
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      <title>Not Good At Teamwork</title>
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      <description>Are you good at teamwork? Yes, of course
 Who would say something different at a job interview? This question, or something similar, almost always appears when you are talking with people you want to work with at a new company. It’s natural to ask, because almost every project is a team effort, with many people involved: designers, project managers, product owners, customers, users of the product, developers etc. They call it “stakeholders” meaning “people interested in building something together”.</description>
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