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				<title>My biggest challenges working with a distributed team</title>
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				<description> Note This article is part of a series coming from a tweet, posted in early January 2021, designed at nudging me to get back to blogging. This article is the implementation of Sacha’s tweet :-)&#xA;Your biggest challenges in working with a distributed team&#xA;— Sacha Labourey (@SachaLabourey), January 1, 2021 My distributed team working story Note I believe it can be important to summarize my experience here, so you can better understand and decide whether what I’m writing below could be useful to you :). </description>
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