A new year, a new project, even an old project with a new view on things. In reality not many things have changed other than one very important thing: You have a Fresh Perspective.
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New Years Resolutions for Testers
So what can you do differently in 2020? Our job as testers has a rhythm to it, we work in cycles much as the seasons of the year. Sometimes it’s a long process from start to finish and other times it’s quick agile sprint or even short check following a CI build. In any case it’s […]
Do not fall in love with your ideas, do it with your intentions – my lessons learned from QA&Test 2019
Whenever I realize I made a wrong decision I will not think twice before moving in a new direction. But this, in my opinion, a good thing and here is why…
Being wrong is actually Great!
How many of you like being proven wrong? I am not asking you to admit this to anyone other than yourselves, right here and right now. I think most people do not like being proven wrong, and I have even seen some go to crazy lengths not to admit they were mistaken. I guess this […]
Active curiosity & why it is needed for testing
One of the biggest risks even the best tester can fall for is the “Tester’s Auto-Pilot“. This is when we test automatically without noticing what we are doing – while we may think about last night’s TV show or the conversation we just had with a friend… This can become an even bigger problem if […]
Do you even know what an MVP is?
Delivering an MVP is not a trivial task as we need to understand where does this Minimum stands, but assuming you managed to agree on this point, then many companies forget that the reason they are releasing an MVP is to continue gathering feedback and to develop the remaining product based on these inputs. Here […]