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Tag Archives: culture
Diversity Matters
The latest Cambridge Exploratory Workshop on Testing (CEWT) came along, asking “What Makes Good Testers and/or Testing?“. It made me think: Isn’t it rather nice that I can learn something new about testing everyday, so why try to define based on … Continue reading
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Tagged CEWT, communication, community, context, culture, diversity, hiring, kindness, learning, testing
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Twitter Timeline Q1/18
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Tagged agile, community, culture, fun, learning, meetups, swtc, testing
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Learning Pairing
The last year was a bit of a journey into pairing for me. Not that I hadn’t paired before and didn’t appreciate and enjoy it. But pairing got amplified in the last year as a more conscious effort and an … Continue reading
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Snippets: stress, stress, stress
Lewis: Can I give you a piece of advice? Hathaway: Yeah, if I can ignore it. Lewis: Don’t push yourself so hard. Let Maddox help you. Make sure you get some sleep. Hathaway: That’s three pieces of advice. Lewis: Okay, … Continue reading
Twitter Timeline Q3/17
#September Nailed it. pic.twitter.com/FEtbLuBUqJ — James Thomas (@qahiccupps) September 16, 2017
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Three Ways to get Started with (Exploratory) Testing as a non-Tester
This is a companion piece for my talk “Testing Demystified” at the DDD East Anglia, where I encourage people from other disciplines, namely programmers, to get more involved in (exploratory) testing activities (because it’s fun! And worth it!). And here … Continue reading
Girl, interrupted.
“Something magical happens when testers and programmers start to collaborate.”1 I’ve submitted a conference talk last weekend.2 It has the heroic (*cough*) title of “Testing Demystified” and is now handed in for the Developer! Developer! Developer! East Anglia event taking place … Continue reading
Twitter Timeline Q2/17
#June A lot of times, my test users have more secure passwords than I do. — The Director (@QAHatesYou) June 28, 2017 #swtcglasgow pic.twitter.com/EdbFn6P8EG — Del Dewar 🏴 (@deefex) June 26, 2017
So long, …
For this years last Cambridge Software Tester Meetup (the evening one – there will be Lean Coffee next week!) we didn’t go for a topic, just drinks. Well, not just drinks, but some nice and relaxed conversations and a few laughs … Continue reading
Cambridge Lean Coffee 11/15
This month Lean Coffee took place at Jagex. As we were about 20 people, we were splitting up in three groups. My group discussed four topics in the hour we got, but a backlog of good ones was left over. A lot of food for thought, good advise … Continue reading