Get off the couch, take off your training pants and ware a pair of jeans, and go to talk with some testers in-person. You’ll thank me later.
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9 Cognitive biases and how they influence software testing
We make hundreds of decisions, choices, and judgments on a day-to-day basis. Life would be exhaustive if we had to deliberate over each and every one of these decisions. Humans prefer to avoid information overload by preferring solutions that require minimal mental effort. We are naturally programmed to handle information overload by using mental shortcuts […]
Looking beyond the numbers of the State of Testing report
Visible trends and professional forecasts Rare are the opportunities when anyone is able to get an objective view of the professional landscape that we operate in. Many will claim they have the inside track on where the testing profession is heading: more automation, AI, the ‘death of testing’… While the actual knowledge resides not with […]
2018 an interesting and busy year
2018 is (almost) done and so I took some time check what I had done during this year… It was a cool and a busy year!
They will invite you to the meeting when they know what value you bring
I am a little allergic to meetings, especially those where I am not sure what value am I going to provide or get out of them. In my opinion, there are ONLY 2 reasons to be invited to a meeting…
It’s a Small (Testing) World After All
Hello Testers of the Free World 🙂 I am still trying to catch my breath after spending the past few weeks in “travel mode”, but I wanted to sit down and share a cool observation from my interaction with a large number of testing teams we visited and some individual testers I talked to from the Meetups we attended. […]