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That does make sense! Really it seems like the best way to do pairing is to switch up who's pairing with who often, not stick people together permanently. Beca
by jrochkind1 5y ago
That does make sense!
Really it seems like the best way to do pairing is to switch up who's pairing with who often, not stick people together permanently. Because there are different advantages to different pairings. And an advantage to the act of switching it up itself, of developing common shared knowledge across the whole field.
- gkop 5y agoOh yea. Does anyone advocate for tied-at-the-yoke pairs other than consulting firms that like the billable hours?