Tag Archives: process
Rediscover your inner tester
Posted on 21. Oct, 2009 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
Linda Wilkinson in a recent post called on ‘Experts’ to come down off their ivory towers, and get back in touch with the rest of the ‘hoi polloi’.
It got me thinking about how in one way or another, we all have an Ivory Tower in testing which we can brag about. Your Ivory Tower (if [...]
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I’m glad I’m not a piece of software
Posted on 20. Oct, 2008 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
I joke about my personal development lifecycle (PDLC) as my work in test management often requires consistency & repeatability in the form of a test process. In comparison my own PDLC is often very erratic and ill behaved. In fact its not really a typical lifecycle at all except perhaps that I was born and one day I will die.
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Celebrate your wins in software testing
Posted on 10. Jun, 2008 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
Dont wait until someone ‘discovers’ how great your testing is or until you have proper metrics in place. Use whatever it takes to promote your work to your colleagues.
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Shane MacLaughlin: The analogy to survey becomes even more interestin...
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Anne-Marie Charrett: Thanks James, thats an interesting insight into th...
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Simon Morley: I've been doing a lot of talking with our PTB rece...
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James Christie: I think I've the opposite problem. On any particul...
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James Christie: I'm not really comfortable with the idea of testin...
