The most difficult step when starting an improvement project is the first one. Many times we fall into the trap of working on monumental changes, other times we simply let everyday things stand in the way.
The only solution is to stop thinking about change and start doing the change RIGHT NOW!
Archive | March, 2010
The hardest step to improving your tests is the first one!
Do you think software testing is still in the Dark Ages? Turn on the lights!!!
I read a blog by James Whittaker analyzing how for him Software Testing is still stuck in the 90s while the rest of the (technological) world has evolved greatly. Today I will disagree with Mr. Whittaker since I think we as testers have not thrown all we’ve done away and we have seen real advancement [...]
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