NoLearning

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Rammohan (@mohanmax)2012-12-17 08:12:38

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Fatih Mehmet Güler (@fmguler)2012-12-17 04:47:29

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Mathieu Seguin (@seguin_m)2012-12-17 04:18:48

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Jani Rantanen (@janirantanen)2012-12-17 02:21:22

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— pili drangerthveding (@pilidr)2012-12-17 01:24:54

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Fred Martin (@fgmart)2012-12-16 23:25:38

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Christos Pappas (@christospappas)2012-12-16 23:01:29

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— Robert Farazin (@rf45)2012-12-16 22:48:31

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— John Neil Conkle (@TheRealJohnNeil)2012-12-16 21:35:19

RT @brantcooper: asking your customer what they think of your idea is like asking your kid how school was. #NoLearning #custdev #leanst ...

— David Townsend (@davidtownsend)2012-12-16 20:19:54