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Deliberate resource allocation

Deliberate resource allocation

There should be proper allocation of time and money in order to build a feature that protects the team so that they can focus on their assigned tasks. Too much distraction won't make the designers and developers make progress.

Only the management can protect the cycle of three (1 designer, 2 programmers) of which is rotated based on need. 

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