Facebook's new plan to recharge burned-out engineers  By Laurie
Segall, staff reporter  NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Do you ever get
ground down by your job's never-ending to-do list? So do
Facebook engineers. The company has a novel plan for re-
energizing them: It's started springing developers for month-
long stints with new teams working on different projects.  It's
like a cultural exchange program with the cube pod next door.
The idea grew out of "hackathons": short-lived, intense (often
overnight) sessions where engineers pound out code, consume vast
amounts of caffeine and throw together some kind of working
prototype or new product. Facebook holds them regularly, and is
in the midst of one right now.  But the company isn't asking its
engineers to pull 30 straight all-nighters. Instead, its new
"Hackamonth" program sends developers who have been plowing away
on a specific project for more than a year to work with a new
team for a month.  "Ideally, we hoped to have about 10% of our
engineers working on a Hacka