AgileTD

give your pair 15 seconds to fix a typo before you point it out. (That's good to know!) @jbrains #agileTD Read @arlobelshee promiscuous pair

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-31 09:26:45

another important thing is not to forgot about stories when they done, but also measure their impact to user and business #AgileTD

— Andrey Rebrov (@andrebrov)2013-10-31 09:25:45

RT @ojuncu: So true! “@mbgorman: “When skill is involved you don’t have to manage!” @ajay184f Brilliant #agileTD”

— Ellen Gottesdiener (@ellengott)2013-10-31 09:25:42

RT @lisacrispin: negotiate scope by asking "how much of each story", not "which stories" @jbrains #agileTD. "You need to speak Estonian by …

— Gil Zilberfeld (@gil_zilberfeld)2013-10-31 09:25:31

talk in examples to find the smallest, simplest thing you could build first, instead of saying you'll try to do what's impossible. #agiletd

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-31 09:25:24

“no no no” can help a recalcitrant, insistent customer realize that you can’t do what they are asking you to do. @jbrains @AgileTD #AgileTD

— mheusser (@mheusser)2013-10-31 09:25:23

RT @sebrose: Penguins are the animal that most looks like it's wearing a suit @jbrains #AgileTD

— jlottosen (@jlottosen)2013-10-31 09:25:12

RT @ojuncu: Love this “@QA_nna: OH: Writing Risk stories like: "...I am afraid that X could happen" #agiletd”

— jlottosen (@jlottosen)2013-10-31 09:24:59

RT @DavidEvans66: Amen. You should not still be limited to "As a, I want, so that" @jbrains #agiletd

— Agile Testing Days (@AgileTD)2013-10-31 09:24:56

negotiate scope by asking "how much of each story", not "which stories" @jbrains #agileTD. "You need to speak Estonian by Friday." "No".

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-31 09:24:38