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To assist in planning the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions for the next year, we would appreciate your feedback in completing this survey by Monday September 5th, 2011.

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1. Please rate effectiveness of the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions

	Very effective	Effective	Neutral	Ineffective	Very ineffective
Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions	*Please rate effectiveness of the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Very effective	Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Effective	Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Neutral	Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Ineffective	Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions Very ineffective

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2. The session(s) from which I gained the most value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

The session(s) from which I gained the most value were Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/ Sept - Learn how to accomplish more with the Quadrants of effectiveness Game with Gino Marckx

Oct - Software Testing with Vesna Leonard

Nov - Agile Developers Go Testing with Darcy Casselman and Alexei Zheglov

Jan - Transition to Agile at Alias with Kevin Tureski

Feb - Product Sashimi: Simple Techniques to Slice Products Thinly with J.B. Rainsberger

Mar - Introduction to Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) with Cucumber with Dan Sinclair

Apr - Making Your Organizational Progress and Agile Transition Visible with Jason Little

May - TDD Techniques from the Trenches with Matt Thurston

Jun - Need to speed up? Then slow down with Mike Edwards

July - Releasing Your Team's Intelligent Energy through 5 powerful conversations with Crista Renner & Declan Whelan

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3. Please state why you believe you gained the most value from this/these session(s)

Please state why you believe you gained the most value from this/these session(s)

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4. The session(s) from which I gained the least value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

The session(s) from which I gained the least value were Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/ Sept - Learn how to accomplish more with the Quadrants of effectiveness Game with Gino Marckx

Oct - Software Testing with Vesna Leonard

Nov - Agile Developers Go Testing with Darcy Casselman and Alexei Zheglov

Jan - Transition to Agile at Alias with Kevin Tureski

Feb - Product Sashimi: Simple Techniques to Slice Products Thinly with J.B. Rainsberger

Mar - Introduction to Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) with Cucumber with Dan Sinclair

Apr - Making Your Organizational Progress and Agile Transition Visible with Jason Little

May - TDD Techniques from the Trenches with Matt Thurston

Jun - Need to speed up? Then slow down with Mike Edwards

July - Releasing Your Team's Intelligent Energy through 5 powerful conversations with Crista Renner & Declan Whelan

5. Please state why you believe you gained the least value from this/these session(s)

Please state why you believe you gained the least value from this/these session(s)

6. Please suggest topics you would like see presented in the future.

Please suggest topics you would like see presented in the future.

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7. Are you willing or know someone who would be suited to facilitating a future Agile P2P session?

Are you willing or know someone who would be suited to facilitating a future Agile P2P session? Yes

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8. If yes, please state the contact name and proposed topic.

If yes, please state the contact name and proposed topic.

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1. Please rate effectiveness of the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions

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2. The session(s) from which I gained the most value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

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3. Please state why you believe you gained the most value from this/these session(s)

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4. The session(s) from which I gained the least value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

5. Please state why you believe you gained the least value from this/these session(s)

6. Please suggest topics you would like see presented in the future.

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7. Are you willing or know someone who would be suited to facilitating a future Agile P2P session?

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8. If yes, please state the contact name and proposed topic.

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*1. Please rate effectiveness of the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions

*2. The session(s) from which I gained the most value wereNote: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Bloghttp://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

*3. Please state why you believe you gained the most value from this/these session(s)

*4. The session(s) from which I gained the least value wereNote: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Bloghttp://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

5. Please state why you believe you gained the least value from this/these session(s)

6. Please suggest topics you would like see presented in the future.

*7. Are you willing or know someone who would be suited to facilitating a future Agile P2P session?

*8. If yes, please state the contact name and proposed topic.

New Survey
Exit this survey

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1. Please rate effectiveness of the Waterloo Agile Lean P2P sessions

*
2. The session(s) from which I gained the most value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

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3. Please state why you believe you gained the most value from this/these session(s)

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4. The session(s) from which I gained the least value were

Note: Summary description of each session is located on the Agile Lean P2P Blog
http://waterlooagilelean.wordpress.com/

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7. Are you willing or know someone who would be suited to facilitating a future Agile P2P session?

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8. If yes, please state the contact name and proposed topic.