Amy Jo Esser is starting out her talk by sharing about how she wanted to try out for cheerleading when she was younger and how she did not make the team the first time and why she didn’t make it. While she wanted to be a cheerleader, she didn’t really …
Next up is Jenna Charlton with a realistic look at the rhetoric of Risk-Based Testing. As many may well be aware, there’s a lot of branding and promises that surround a variety of terms. Many of the phrases that we like to use have a certain comforting…
Good morning, everyone! Day two and a rainy day in the nation’s capital. Might make for some interesting maneuvering as I get to go home tonight but there are still plenty of things to talk about for the remainder of the day.The starting keynote for to…
I confess that the title of this talk has me instinctively saying, “This is a sarcastic title, right?” Granted, Lean and SAFe have the idea of “Built-in Quality” as one of their main principles but again, I have been trained and conditioned to be…
As I read the description of this talk, I decided I needed to see what this was about. As someone who has been involved in a lot of peripheral roles along with being a tester, I know how it feels to slide into the role of “coach” for a variety of thing…
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