Episode 24: 98: Ian Mcfarland of Pivotal Labs

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Episode 24: 98: Ian Mcfarland of Pivotal Labs

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This episode was originally published on March 17, 2008.

Ian Mcfarland of Pivotal Labs in San Francisco talks about their internal project management app, pair programming, and company culture.

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Mar 18, 2009

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