by alemoreira | Syndicated
As leaders, our toolkits are packed with experiences, strategies, and practices that have worked wonders in the past. But when we step into new environments, those familiar tools often require a different approach to stay effective. Leadership, much like software engineering, thrives on adaptability. One of the Hardest Leadership Lessons I’ve Learned Two months into … Continue reading Same Tools, Different Uses: Adapting Leadership to New Contexts →
by alemoreira | Syndicated
Testing isn’t just about finding bugs.Testing isn’t just about verifying requirements. It’s about revealing the truth—the good, the bad, and the ugly. The role of a great tester is to uncover and share information with decision-makers so they can make informed decisions. Sometimes, that means releasing software that’s not 100% polished. Yes, you read that … Continue reading Why Good Testers Ship Bad Software →
by alemoreira | Syndicated
Testing isn’t just about finding bugs.
by alemoreira | Syndicated
I took some time this week to dive into the 2024 DORA Report, and one statement really jumped out at me: “Software doesn’t build itself. Even when assisted by AI, people build software, and their experiences at work are a foundational component of successful organizations.” This holds true in software testing as well: software does … Continue reading One Reason Why AI Won’t Replace Testers: The Power of Human Expertise →
by alemoreira | Syndicated
I took some time this week to dive into the 2024 DORA Report, and one statement really jumped out at me:
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