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Software Testing Strategies is NOW AVAILABLE!!!

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 I realize that I am terrible at self-promotion at times but I have a very good reason to step up my self-promotion for a change.
I WROTE A BOOK!
OK, now that that’s out of my system, Matt Heusser and I co-wrote a book. That’s the much more honest…

Feeding on Frustration: The Rise of the "Recruiter Scam"

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 This is truly not an article I wanted to write, but my hope is my experience may help some people out there.To put it simply, I have been applying for a variety of jobs because, well, that’s what you do when you are between jobs. I have, for the …

Feeding on Frustration: The Rise of the "Recruiter Scam"

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 This is truly not an article I wanted to write, but my hope is my experience may help some people out there.To put it simply, I have been applying for a variety of jobs because, well, that’s what you do when you are between jobs. I have, for the …

Empathy is a Technical Skill With Andrea Goulet (PNSQC)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 Today has been a whirlwind. I was up this morning before 5:00 a.m. to teach the penultimate class of my contract (sorry, I just love working that word into things 😉 ) but suffice it to say the class is still happening while PNSQC is happening. T…

Empathy is a Technical Skill With Andrea Goulet (PNSQC)

by Michael Larsen | Syndicated

 Today has been a whirlwind. I was up this morning before 5:00 a.m. to teach the penultimate class of my contract (sorry, I just love working that word into things 😉 ) but suffice it to say the class is still happening while PNSQC is happening. T…

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