The role of the product owner in Scrum is probably the one that is cursed with the most misunderstandings. Personally, I curse the updates of the Scrum guide – the official guide to Scrum – and people’s lack of following-up with these changes for the variety of opinions about different pieces of Scrum around. This […]
I get only 5 tests, conveniently I see that there are five possible lots to choose from in the ParkCalc UI. The requirements are also in a nice tidy group of 5. Clearly, this isn’t the only way to structure … Continue reading →
There is a lot of fuzz currently going on the Agile communities around the topic of “scaling”. Why does scaling matter? Let me try to express my view on the matter. The ongoing increasing complexity Our whole work runs on software. Software exists in our cars, our telephones, our traffic systems, and our voting systems […]
Oliver Erlewein is an automation specialist. He’s respected in the Context-Driven Testing community of New Zealand and has been an agitator pushing back against the ISTQB. After some years of frustration with bad management he finally went independent. Now he’s back to full-time work. He posted the following as a comment: Starting 2014, I have […]
Back when I studied, I worked part time in a local store. I was responsible for juice, soda, beer, wine, and other bottles of alcoholic drinks. I was responsible to order them, and to manage and refill remains over the week. Being a small shop, I also needed to be a jack of all traits. […]
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