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When I was a kid a army soldier told me, “you are only as strong as your weakest man.” Recently I was reflecting on this statement in the context of software test teams and planning. I recognize that each member on a test team has a unique skill-set. When I lead teams I try to […]
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Honestly? I usually find non-fiction books hard work but I’m reading The Complete Plain Words like a thriller (see also Long Time Gone). I’ve only just started but I love quotes like these on clarity:What appears to be a sloppy or meaningless use of wo…
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This has been an interesting experiment. For those who don’t know what I am referring to, LinkedIn has an option where people can “endorse” you for skills or attributes that you choose to post. I’ve given a few of these out to people I know or have int…
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I can’t remember what it was like to start working as a tester. Ten years later, the only impression I …
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The Software Testing Club recently put out an eBook called “99 Things You Can Do to Become a Better Tester”. Some of them are really general and vague. Some of them are remarkably specific.My goal for the next few weeks is to take the “99 Things” book …
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