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hmmmm, that must be a very rare skill, thenOriginally posted by stackpoleIn a code-monkey world that's all it might mean, but it is a lot wider than that.
It is supplying whatever you are tasked with providing - goods you are selling, project plan, documents, system fix, blow job in a brothel, whatever.
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In a code-monkey world that's all it might mean, but it is a lot wider than that.Originally posted by DieScumTo me Delivery means the Release Management stage. So installing.
It is supplying whatever you are tasked with providing - goods you are selling, project plan, documents, system fix, blow job in a brothel, whatever.
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Originally posted by FranckoHad this question from an agency. What exactly "delivery" means? Apart from delivery boy (duder).
Do you deliver? What's the secret.....?
Best joke in the world...
Do you deliver?
Why yes, we do all types of meat
Hmmm - I guess it's better in a geordie accent.
IGMC.
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No Dear boy
Thespians worry about delivery as well.
Save us from barrow boys with buzz words. Its just like dealing with estate agents.
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Shouldn't this be on the midwives forum?Originally posted by FranckoHad this question from an agency. What exactly "delivery" means? Apart from delivery boy (duder).
Do you deliver? What's the secret.....?
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Had this question from an agency. What exactly "delivery" means? Apart from delivery boy (duder).
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