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If you work in a software development environment (or want to), then you
might be interested reading this book. I haven't finished it yet, but
the chapters on project estimation and scheduling have helped me improve
my planning for documentation projects.
After I finish this tome (~650 pages), I plan to read his earlier book;
Code Complete-A Practical Handbook to Software Construction.
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Charlie Ahern
Technical Writer
Oracle Financial Applications
Email: charlie -dot- ahern -at- oracle -dot- com
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