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RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Péter Vajda (@petvajda)2012-08-13 16:09:12

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Robert van Vark (@RobertVanVark)2012-08-13 15:50:23

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Ducrot Jean-François (@jfducrot)2012-08-13 15:43:38

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Chris Shinkle (@chrisshinkle)2012-08-13 15:42:00

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Erik Weber (@Erikjweber)2012-08-13 15:35:01

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Rob Myers (@agilecoach)2012-08-13 15:34:43

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Chad Casady (@ChadCasady)2012-08-13 15:34:16

RT @testobsessed: In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— César Idrovo (@CesarIdrovo)2012-08-13 15:34:13

In @mpoppendieck's session: ability to revert/recover fast is more important getting everything perfect #truth #agile2012

— Elisabeth Hendri... (@testobsessed)2012-08-13 15:33:11

#CAST2012 vids are great. Last two minutes of @testobsessed keynote hits home. Don't force great testers into being bad programmers #truth

— Steve Miskiewicz (@stevemiskiewicz)2012-07-30 23:25:15