PNSQC

Usability for mobile is my favorite topic so far. Thinking about design & "learn-ability" for apps. #pnsqc

— Melissa Chavez (@capnleela)2013-10-14 17:16:16

Human behavior: people will usually provide the numbers they think are expected. #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 17:11:02

People optimize what's tracked. If you track # of bugs filed, bug count numbers will go up. #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 17:09:32

Very well said "Estimates usually back up already made conclusions." #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 17:08:05

RT @moshjeier: They wifi here is now directing to a Comcast activation page. Anyone know the account number @pnsqc #pnsqc

— Amith Pulla (@pamith)2013-10-14 17:08:03

This QA role in scrum session at #pnsqc is nice. It helps me as QA organize my thought for a needed chat with my PO and dev manager.

— Jason (@mynwexperience)2013-10-14 17:05:55

They wifi here is now directing to a Comcast activation page. Anyone know the account number @pnsqc #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 16:58:47

RT @moshjeier: How do you reduce defect density by 50% in a month? Double the size of the code base! #pnsqc

— Brett Hinton (@hintbw)2013-10-14 16:58:34

Software development is a human process and a social process, not a technical process. It has tech aspects, but the process is human. #pnsqc

— Kwality Rules (@KwalityRules)2013-10-14 16:57:29

"Software development and quality is a human process, not a technical one" @dhoffman0000 #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 16:57:10