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				<title>Amplify (Individual) Learning</title>
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				<description> As I (finally) started reading Lean Software Development from Mary and Tom Poppendieck [1], yesterday I was reflecting on the literal meaning of the second principle: Amplify Learning.&#xA;Totally unrelatedly, some days ago a discussion at work had started around making sure we keep learning and encourage everyone in the company to do so. As knowledge workers, learning is indeed a critical part of the career management of all of us.&#xA;</description>
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