</a>We talk to <a href="http://dancroak.com/">Dan Croak</a> of <a href="http://thoughtbot.com/">thoughtbot</a> about the thoughtbot playbook, their approach to remote work, and their software development philosophies.

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We talk to <a href="http://dancroak.com/">Dan Croak</a> of <a href="http://thoughtbot.com/">thoughtbot</a> about the thoughtbot playbook, their approach to remote work, and their software development philosophies.

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