Career Paths for Testers Using Personas
I should mention for those of you who don’t follow me on twitter, that my article Career Paths for Testers Using Personas is on StickyMinds (on the front page this week).
I should mention for those of you who don’t follow me on twitter, that my article Career Paths for Testers Using Personas is on StickyMinds (on the front page this week).
Another week, another random five things I found interesting. Feedspot.com lists AB Testing in their top 10 software testing podcasts. Although it has “Testing” in the name, my 2019 goal is to get AB Testing into more Agile or Software Development podcast lists. Joel Montvelisky, who is one of the three AB Testing listeners is…
Happy Friday everyone – here’s some stuff to dump from my head to yours. As I type this, I’m listening to Dead Man’s Pop – the remixed version of the Replacement’s Don’t Tell a Soul. I was/am a big Replacement’s fan, and these recordings are all kinds of excellent. This article on how Boeing’s Managerial…
A month or two back, Amazon began sharing BookScan information with authors. I can now see how many copies of How We Test Software at Microsoft are selling (US only, and Nielsen BookScan only tracks the large-ish book sellers) – but it’s still sort of cool. I can’t help but wonder who in Houston bought…
I am taking the rest of the year off, so this the last FfF of 2020. Let’s hope 2021 goes just a little bit better. There’s been a lot of lying with statistics in the news recently, so I was happy to see this article about the data literacy needed to better understand what’s going…
I just realized that it’s almost Halloween. That means this weekend I either need to buy candy, or blackout curtains so I can pretend I’m not home. I’ll keep you posted. Here’s the usual list of 5 things on the internet I think are worth sharing. Thanks for reading, and once again, I hope you…
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There is not enough thinking about career paths in testing so I’m very glad you published this. The section about careers in HWTSM helped me decide that there was enough of a career path in testing to continue working in the field.
I agree about not enough thinking about career paths (hence my wallowing a month or two ago on the subject). I sincerely believe that we need career paths in order to advance the profession – otherwise we’ll continue to repeat ourselves.