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Clare Norman
Senior quality coach
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Passionate about the human side of software: the people who build it as much as the people who use it. I believe great products come from great collaboration, and I love facilitating the kind of conversations that turn complexity into clarity. My focus is on making software that's inclusive for everyone. I believe software shouldn't just be functional, but joyful too. Here are some more words it's 404
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