NoLearning

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

— Magnus Bråth (@AlfaMagnus)2012-12-16 16:59:57

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

— Darris Williams (@Darris)2012-12-16 16:56:41

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

— Joshua Feinberg (@joshua_feinberg)2012-12-16 16:53:14

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

— Michiel Sikkes (@michiels)2012-12-16 16:51:44

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

— Ari Awan (@ariawan)2012-12-16 16:50:39

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

— Neil Patel (@NeilP666)2012-12-16 16:46:18

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

— Argyris Zymnis (@argyris)2012-12-16 16:38:11

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

— George André (@eangeor)2012-12-16 16:38:07

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

— Laura Klein (@lauraklein)2012-12-16 16:37:37

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

— Kyle Braatz (@Braatzy)2012-12-16 16:36:42