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The topic for this week’s post: proving your value.
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In Part 1, I disclosed the trials and tribulations of putting together this lab. Here, I will give you the lab itself in all its glory, and some tips and tricks.
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Professional Chefs have knives that are tuned and weighted to their personal preferences and “chopping style”. Professional cyclists have their bikes tuned and sized for them and their body types. Why should we IaC warriors be any different? This is your ergonomic health we’re talking about. And Uncle Bryan has you covered.
