VelocityConf

This talk on productivity is another talk that we think is obvious but that we dont actually do. Great content #velocityconf

— Paul Stack (@stack72)2013-11-15 12:33:40

This is a great talk. I think we are really astonishingly bad at efficient use of our time as Devs and Ops. #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 12:32:04

"If you want to get something done then you need to give it the attention it deserves" #velocityconf 

— Paul Stack (@stack72)2013-11-15 12:31:34

RT @bruntonspall: Like tools, your strategy for taking and organising notes should be simple. Create a script and a hotlist. #velocityconf

— Mary Thengvall (@mary_grace)2013-11-15 12:31:02

Great wifi, thank you! job well done! #speedtest #velocityconf http://t.co/kA1d9U8hzA

— hysteria eska (@hysterka)2013-11-15 12:28:18

When doing it, always Start on time and End on time. Starting on time is easy to understand, but Ending on time is important #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 12:27:13

State is hard , #velocityconf http://t.co/vUaZcRBh5b

— Kris Buytaert (@KrisBuytaert)2013-11-15 12:26:32

Block out time each day or week to do the script for that task. This is important as you wont "get around to it" #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 12:26:29

@tom_taylor Its Barcelona next year, not London #velocityconf 2014

— hsiboy웃Stuart Taylor (@hsiboy)2013-11-15 12:25:55

When writing in your hotlist, record the last contact date and time and who. It means you can note when things are overdue #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 12:25:43