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Using ChatGPT to help write scripts

by Chris Kenst | Syndicated

Each month I artisanally handcraft a newsletter for TestingConferences.org. A month ago I decided to see what parts of that process I could automate using ChatGPT

Testers are NOT the gatekeepers of quality

by Chris Kenst | Syndicated

Software testers are NOT the gatekeepers of quality. They don’t control or limit access to quality software or services.

Hiring more Software Testers, an Analysis

by Chris Kenst | Syndicated

I’m analyzing the next two Software Test Engineer hiring rounds from 2021. This time I have a theory to test: testing education is a positive signal in my hiring process.

Unit testing your e2e test framework

by Chris Kenst | Syndicated

‘Treat your test code like production code’ is a really common saying. Lets tackle one facet of that rule: unit testing your e2e tests

Effective Technical Investigators

by Chris Kenst | Syndicated

Testing is a skilled technical investigation and competent testers are the investigators. This essay is about re-introducing the concept of software testers as skilled technical investigators.

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