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      <description>Corporate politics done ethically gets good projects approved and deserving people promoted. Done unethically yields the contemptible opposites. Politics has both it&amp;#39;s light and it&amp;#39;s dark sides. Let&amp;#39;s talk about Dark Politics in Software Organizations and how it is likely to manifest.</description>
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      <description>What does it mean for software to be good? Some of the attributes that make software good are within the control of engineers, but others clearly are not. What&amp;#39;s the difference? How can engineers maximize their contribution to a software project and make it good?</description>
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