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This month’s Lean Coffee was hosted by Cambridge Consultants. Here’s some brief, aggregated comments and questions on topics covered by the group I was in.How to get work in testing having been a developer for 25 years?The question…
by Association for Software Testing | Syndicated
The unconference days at the Agile Testing Days started with a brief introduction by Olaf Lewitz. Open space facilitated by @OlafLewitz #AgileTD pic.twitter.com/cKiAY9Kh2q — Carlos Blé (@carlosble) December 9, 2016 I found two sessions particularly interesting. One of them was about how to help new speakers to propose a session to a conference. Here’s the […]
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This last week I was in Potsdam, Germany for the 8th instance of Agile Testing Days. Thinking about how to describe it, I find myself struggling to describe the week.I found this year’s instance a bit of a challenge on multiple levels. I had a fair set…
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For the 3rd conference day, I’d like to mention two highlights: Ida Karine Bohlin‘s “The Tinder Project—How To Test The Right Swipes” and Gojko Adzic‘s keynote “Snow White and the 777.777.777 Dwarfs“. Ida introduced Tinder, an online service to meet people. It can be used to find someone to have a chat at an airport or meet […]
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On the second day of the conference, I enjoyed a new feature: Cinema Replay. One of the morning talks was recorded and then replayed in the afternoon. This included freshly made pop corn to enjoy during the presentation. I think that this is a nice way to help mitigate one issue of all multi-track conferences: You can […]
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