by therockertester | Syndicated
I took part in my first “Ask Me Anything” session on 22nd March, answering questions on the topic of “Exploratory Testing” as part of the AMA series organized by The Test Tribe. Presenting an AMA was a different experience in terms of preparation compared to a more traditional slide-driven talk. I didn’t need to prepare […]
by Bas Dijkstra | Syndicated
This blog post was published earlier in my weekly newsletter on January 31, 2023.
by James Thomas | Syndicated
I’ve just finished How to Cheat at Everything by Simon Lovell. It’s a good read, although the lengthy descriptions of false cuts, dodgy deals, and ways to conceal or peek at what you shouldn’t during high-stakes card games got repetitive. In fact,…
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
There are two reasons why we shouldn’t worry when someone answers our questions with more questions: most initial questions are sub optimal and follow on questions are important.
by Bas Dijkstra | Syndicated
This blog post was published earlier in my weekly newsletter on January 24, 2023.
by Lisa Crispin | Syndicated
Good relationships with colleagues in different specialties and different teams are a key to learning and succeeding. I was lucky to start my software career in an organization where we collaborated and learned from each other. Despite my shy nature, I intuitively forged relationships with people outside my team as well as within it. For […]
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