The State of Testing Report for 2019 is out! It is really exciting to announce that we are releasing the State of Testing Report for 2019, with great information about where the community is investing our testing efforts, how are we testing (same vs different), what are our current challenges, and where are we headed […]
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Are mini-waterfalls to be counted as Agile?
I am not sure that everyone saying (and thinking) they work Agile are actually doing so. The definitions are less important, but the approach is, and for me the are not following the correct Agile approach in many case. Come and read why?!
The State of Testing Survey 2018 is about to begin
The Largest Worldwide Testing Survey Will Strike Again The State of Testing™ survey, conducted annually in collaboration with TeaTime with Testers, is about to go live! Last year was very successful with over 1,500 participants, and with your help, we hope this year’s survey will be even bigger by reaching as many testers as we can […]
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. […]
Who Should be Afraid of Agile Testing?
There are Test Leads and QA Managers who are afraid of losing their jobs as their organization shifts towards Agile development and testing. You should be afraid of this only if you are a “disconnected QA manager”. If you provide real value to the Organization, and if you know how to be a leader instead […]
Join this Roundtable Session on the Latest Trends on Software Testing
Being a professional tester is not a goal but a continuous journey. If you are a professional tester you are probably naturally curious, and if you enjoy your job then you probably make an effort to learn more, improve and progress. This won’t be the first blog post where I advocate the importance of continuous learning and […]