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"Mythical Man Month" by Brooks is a classic read, based on IBM OS work. 
It explains things like why adding new core developers actually 
increases production time, why heavily process-bound programmers can 
only work 4 hours a day, how only 10% of the core programmers write 90% 
of the useful code, etc. I highly recommend it to anybody who expects a 
professional coder to work on the code 8 hours a day.

:-)

-Bop


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