Postfix
There was an air of excited exhaustion in the room. Danielle hadn’t felt anything like it in years, except maybe back when she was doing competitive skiing. The team had pulled out all the stops in the last week and the application looked amazing. It did everything it was supposed to do, and it did it with style. Danielle couldn’t be prouder of what they had accomplished in four weeks if she had fallen into a vat of liquid proudness when she was a baby.
The team sat at one end of the table while the management team wandered in. There was quite the dichotomy between the bedraggled development team and the golf loving management team. They looked relaxed and cool, while a couple of the developers hadn’t shaved. Danielle knew the company ...
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