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+# Who Am I
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+> And why should you listen to me?
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+I have been writing software since 1988, and managing software developers since 2011. I am personally capable of producing effective automation in around 40 development environments. The worst, by far, is `Friendship is Magic / FIM++`.
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+I have presented at professional conferences on wide ranging topics around the creation, maintenance, and sun-setting of automation, connecting the dots between usability, accessibility, cybersecurity, and software development practices. 
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+But ignore all of that. Here's my real credentials:
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+> My teams consistently deliver correct effective solutions on time.
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+As a bonus - If you read far enough, you will get my thoughts on how juggling fire applies to managing engineers.
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+You can learn more about my art and personal interests at [https://edward.delaporte.us][1]
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+[1]: http://edward.delaporte.us

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 When I first heard the 19/20 statistic, I assumed this meant that any given team, on any given project, faced 95% odds of failure.
 
-But I put to all of you this awful insight:
+But I put to you this awful insight:
 
   - On any given project, 19 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of failure.
   - On any given project, 1 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of success.