CustDev

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

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

— Craig Daniel (@craigdaniel)2012-12-16 19:56:41

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

— Ameer Aftab (@AmeerAftab)2012-12-16 18:54:34

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

— S. Wintringham (@zombieterrier)2012-12-16 18:00:06

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

— Mece (@mece)2012-12-16 17:52:50

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

— Than's Stellarbot (@yo_thanland)2012-12-16 17:49:03

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

— johncmunoz (@johncmunoz)2012-12-16 17:41:02

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

— Brendan Tully (@tullibo)2012-12-16 17:41:00