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Beware just checking the box (what you thought you did) and not describing what was actually done. @Griff0Jones #CAST2013

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-28 12:34:56

Using sessions for estimation, interesting idea! @AWGHodder #CAST2013

— Julie Hurst (@joolery)2013-08-28 12:34:26

Feebleness. Avoid it. It's not persuasive. Makes one wonder about how healthy the organization is and whether they find problems. #CAST2013

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-28 12:34:08

Mind maps can be a visual understanding of a system. It easily displays what is known & facilitates finding what is not @AWGHodder #CAST2013

— Alessandra Moreira (@testchick)2013-08-28 12:33:52

@Griff0Jones is a credible expert on evidence. His points drill down nicely (and coincidentally) from my "Argument" talk. #CAST2013

— Jon Bach (@jbtestpilot)2013-08-28 12:33:22

Uh oh, @AWGHodder is about to talk about estimation! #CAST2013

— Julie Hurst (@joolery)2013-08-28 12:33:21

What third parties will review your evidence? @Griff0Jones So many great speakers knowing the audience of their work. #CAST2013

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2013-08-28 12:32:49

@booksrg8 the other part of my test is to ask..."what happens if" I take off my case to allow battery some air & won't get so hot #CAST2013

— JeanAnn Harrison (@JA_Harrison)2013-08-28 12:32:32

Mind maps seems to invite exploration and insight from others. #CAST2013

— Jason Coutu (@jcoutu)2013-08-28 12:32:06

#CAST2013 Mentoring - balance is needed between providing the answer and helping them find the answer. Great thought to percolate on

— Brett Hinton (@hintbw)2013-08-28 12:32:00