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Argument has value. Working through different perspectives helps you understand not just what they think but what *you* think #TestRetreat

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:58:27

After having experience to discuss, we can talk about what we did using terminology, figure out how to describe it. #TestRetreat

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:57:28

RT @aclairefication: Talking sense to a new tester? Shouldn't just do talking. Practice! Do it! Show me. #TestRetreat

— Cristina Lalley (@CMLalley)2013-08-24 16:56:46

Talking sense to a new tester? Shouldn't just do talking. Practice! Do it! Show me. #TestRetreat

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:56:30

RT @testchick: Sharing stories about how we got to be passionate about testing at #testretreat not one story is the same @erikld @JA_Harris…

— Michael Larsen (@mkltesthead)2013-08-24 16:55:14

RT @aclairefication: Can you tailor your wording to the audience? e.g. CEO speaks differently from product team member #TestRetreat

— Cristina Lalley (@CMLalley)2013-08-24 16:51:50

The desire to be more precise can drive developing new terminology. @tvaniotis #TestRetreat

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:51:36

For words, there are processes of distinguishing and using. @tvaniotis #TestRetreat Terminology hijacking?

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:50:58

Hey @MeikeMertsch , @lisacrispin has the same problem! #TestRetreat

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-24 16:49:36

The modern way to do a dictionary is not to define words, but to list the way words are used in literature. @tvaniotis #TestRetreat

— mheusser (@mheusser)2013-08-24 16:48:15