PNSQC

@umckinney Cool poster paper. #PNSQC #LessonsFromTheConfluence

— Jeff Franklin (@franklinjeff)2012-10-09 12:26:27

Smallest thing I can do to increase value of testing in my org: listen actively @dhemery #pnsqc

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-09 12:24:46

One small thing to increase value/appreciation of testing in my organization: call in sick. #pnsqc

— Jason (@mynwexperience)2012-10-09 12:22:52

Umm yeah, MT @umckinney Testing can help deliver a high value product, but only if you understand what your customers value #pnsqc @dhemery

— Pete Walen (@PeteWalen)2012-10-09 12:22:25

Testing can help deliver a high value product, but only if you understand what your customers value #obvioustweet #pnsqc @dhemery

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-09 12:20:40

What To Test -> Your Testing -> How well are your customers are benefiting from the information your providing. @dhemery #PNSQC

— Doug (@fdreyno)2012-10-09 12:20:36

What to test -> Your understanding of your customers’ concerns. @dhemery #PNSQC

— Doug (@fdreyno)2012-10-09 12:17:26

What to test -> Anything about which your customers have intestions @dhemery #PNSQC

— Doug (@fdreyno)2012-10-09 12:14:59

@PeteWalen @dhemery then the real task to address this and so many other situations is to craft an environment that builds trust #pnsqc

— umckinney (@umckinney)2012-10-09 12:13:25

Dale Emery introduces a new acronym to help you remember how to give feedback: Feedback Accurate Relevant Timely #PNSQC

— moss drake (@mxmoss)2012-10-09 12:12:38