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A chair or throne made out of Legos. Demi's representation of quality in Lego. image
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Just finished Stu Day's session about using storytelling to have conversations about quality.It was not just enlightening,  but also...
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In Stu Day's storytelling session, I built an oil platform out of Lego to show what quality means to me. A platform standing in rough wat...
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The Leading with Quality conference didn’t just start, it was launched by Simon and Rosie, and  after that Stu Day made sure we all ...
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I like to represent quality as being built upon 3 pillars; value, excellence and correctness. However in this LEGO representation they ar...
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Scout Burghardt
Turn an idea into something tangible... With lego! Thanks, Stu, for bringing legos to the workshop and wake up our creative brains!
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In Stu Day‘s story telling workshop we‘re using Lego build something that represents quality.
It's not just the story it's the meaning behind the story image
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A visual illustration can bring the challenges of quality to life.For example, you could use different types of images of a house to expl...
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Rosie Sherry
Tom Game made a comment about how processes can be viewed as exciting in Stu Day's 'Storytelling: bringing Quality to life' session at Le...
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How can we use a tree analogy to describe quality?We have to grow with the team. New members are branches as things grow. Definition...
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"If you tell your own experience you can't be wrong." Your own story matters. And you can also share stories told by others. This he...
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Frederick Vandenbosch
“For quality to succeed, it needs understanding.” - Stu Day
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Stu Day
Head of Quality

I've been in the software testing & quality world since 1997 and love it. I'm a senior leader, a coach, international speaker, workshop facilitator, writer & founder of Quality Talks.

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