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In this episode, Jordan and Joe explore some fundamental differences in the way that iOS and Android go about certain operational tasks. For example, one leans quite a bit into C.I. and automation, whereas another doesn't. But, why do they work differently - and more importantly, what are some things each team can learn from one another?
A lot of companies either standardize a way of doing things, or let teams operate a bit more freely to find their own paths organically. Neither way is wrong, and this episode is all about digging into the way it looks at Buffer's mobile team and discovering what we can learn about each other's process.
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In this episode, Jordan and Joe explore some fundamental differences in the way that iOS and Android go about certain operational tasks. For example, one leans quite a bit into C.I. and automation, whereas another doesn't. But, why do they work differently - and more importantly, what are some things each team can learn from one another?
A lot of companies either standardize a way of doing things, or let teams operate a bit more freely to find their own paths organically. Neither way is wrong, and this episode is all about digging into the way it looks at Buffer's mobile team and discovering what we can learn about each other's process.
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