In case you missed it, Brent and I are still recording testing podcasts. I stopped posting the announcements for every podcast post on this blog, but if you want to subscribe, you have a few choices.
And for those of you too busy to click through, here are the episodes so far:
It’s Friday, and according to my calendar, just over four weeks until our local mask mandates go away. While I understand that this is an important milestone, I think I’m going to keep wearing masks at the gym (the only place I go), and wait and see what happens. In other news… Related to the…
Warning – not software quality related, but perhaps even more important information follows. I am diligent about backups (and paranoid about losing files)…and frugal, so dumping my backup strategy here for those who may be like minded. First thing to be paranoid about is work in progress. If it’s code or text based, put it…
For those of you who missed it on Twitter or in the AB Testing Podcast, my unemployment lasted (as planned) just a bit over week. On January 30, I started work at Unity, heading up quality for their various services. I spent most of last week trying to learn as much as I can and…
Thanks to everyone who attended the presentation today. Video and slides are below. For those who asked – some of my other online talks are here: Thoughts on test strategy – http://www.vimeo.com/15853235 Code reviews for testers – http://www.vimeo.com/16753993 Ride the Gravy Train (and other career tips) from Alan Page. Ride the gravy train…
On Thursday, November 11, at 4:00pm PST, I’ll be delivering another free web cast thing using Microsoft Lync (pre-setup instructions here). Signin information here: https://join.microsoft.com/meet/alanpa/37MWC1GQ Join by Phone: +18883203585 +14257063500 Find a local number Conference ID: 86935295 The talk will be a re-hash of my PNSQC talk (shortened a bit and…
In January of 1995, I began some contract work (testing networking) on the Windows 95 team at Microsoft. Apparently, my work was appreciated, because in late May, I was offered a full time position on the team. My first official day as a full time Microsoft employee was June 5, 1995. That was twenty years…
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You guys are really finding your groove with the podcast. Keep it going, please.
Alan – thank you for putting in links to your earlier episodes. I hate it when people put ‘… Part 3’ in their blogs / video series with no link to the earlier / later titles. Much easier to follow this way …