Secrets of SDET Success
In case you missed it, I blogged about testers at MS over at the Expert Testers blog (which is probably a blog you should add to your blog roll if it’s not there already).
In case you missed it, I blogged about testers at MS over at the Expert Testers blog (which is probably a blog you should add to your blog roll if it’s not there already).
I meant to post this a few days ago, but I just passed my one-year anniversary on the Lync (formerly Office Communicator) team. I enjoyed my time in the engineering excellence team at Microsoft, but I didn’t realize how much I missed being part of a software team until, well – a year or so…
Quote of the week: “All good work is done in defiance of management.”—Bob Woodward Every time I read that, I ponder and reflect on the wonderful truth in the statement. Take some time to do so yourself. No big surprises here, but always good to see when research lines up with my anecdotal experiences. Big Companies…
I shared an article on rotten automation on the testproject blog here – https://blog.testproject.io/2017/11/07/somethings-rotten-test-automation/ A was also part of of Engel Jones 12-minute podcast series. My interview (very little about testing) is here – https://twelveminuteconvos.com/alan-page/
Some news about my involvement in upcoming conferences I’m probably overdue to share. First of all, I’ll be giving a keynote at Euro STAR on November 6th. This is my first trip to Euro STAR, and my first visit to Amsterdam (at least my first visit where I’ll leave the airport). There are a lot…
Short story is that TestBash may be my new favorite testing conference. Great venue (no, fantastic venue), well-organized, and excellent variety and diversity across the different presentations. I was reflecting while walking the streets of Philadelphia this morning and realized that almost every talk was experiential – filled with stories of problem solving and discovery. For those who…