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- Just saw Bloomberg Innovators show abt X Prize. Emphasized power of setting concrete objectives w/o specifying how to achieve them. V. cool.about 11 hours ago from Twitterrific
- Gorgeous day here. Celebrated with an almost-6-mi walk, most on a nature trail I didn't even know existed (even tho I've lived here 10yrs).1:01 PM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
- @ He needs a cheap alt to Merc Qual Ctr & had never heard of Agile. AA-FTT would not fit for him.10:31 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to smithcdau
- @ And if we reframe from Wringable Neck to Distill a cacophony of conflicting requests to a cohesive vision?2:00 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to JoshuaKerievsky
- RT @ RT @: Can Agile be Combined with Offshore? 12 Lessons Learned. « Peter DeYoe's Blog 1:50 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- @ I see lots of focus on val: prioritized backlog; PO defines What; PO accepts. To me, Agile is all about delivering value.1:49 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to JoshuaKerievsky
- @ Um, is there anyone in the Agile community who says it's not critical?1:41 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to JoshuaKerievsky
- @ I did that. (Doubt the person asking the question appreciated it, but I did it anyway.)1:32 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to mgaertne
- @ Snicker. Was just trying to help a guy out. Ended up sending him to StackOverflow...1:15 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to lassekoskela
- @ Found this thread on Stack Overflow: 1:13 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to 78mgb
- @ I was trying to help someone looking for a test mgmt tool like QualCtr. It's not just an unAgile tool, but an unAgile category.1:12 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to mgaertne
- @ I have an email Q from someone in a nonAgile env who wants cheap alt 2 Merc Qual Ctrl. I want to point him to ppl who can help.12:57 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to skim
- For discussing Agile tools we have the AA-FTT mail list. Where shud I point someone to discuss non-Agile tools (e.g. cheap alts to QualCtr)?12:51 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- @ Yes. @ taught me not to use logic to get someone out of a situation they didn't use logic to get themselves into.11:48 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to mgaertne
- @ True. Some ppl don't understand diff btwn telling truth to help org deal w/ reality & using "truth" as a weapon for bullying.11:47 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to softqual
- @ I don't think *you* went wrong. You had the courage to point out the elephant.11:37 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to chris_mcmahon
- OK, how's this reframe: It is hard to Speak the Truth, and speak it diplomatically enough to be heard, when people want Comforting Lies.11:28 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- @ Yes. So let me rephrase. Maybe hardest part of any job is Speaking the Truth in situations where Comforting Lies are easier.11:15 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to scrummeister
- .@ Oh no, I must disagree. Speak the Truth does not mean Bully People with Bug Reports.10:54 AM Nov 6th from web
- As a tester, I find the hardest part of the job is to Speak the Truth. Beginning to wonder if that's the hardest part of anyone's job.10:17 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
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- Name Elisabeth Hendri...
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- Bio Agile Consultant. Tester-Developer. Writer. Geek. Test Obsessed.
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