Career Paths for Testers Using Personas

This FfF is slightly later in the day than normal due to the Seattle snow-pocalypse. I drove my daughter home from an appointment this afternoon. It was snowing, the roads were mostly wet, but it took almost 3 hours to drive twelve miles mostly because people were being stupid. Please, Seattle area readers, read this Now…

I’m excited to experiment with Github Chaos Actions – I came across them last weekend in this article. Yes, I think I will link to yet-another Michael Lopp blog post. This time it’s a post about your mid-year leadership checkin. This post on the dystopian world of software interviews is on the money. This is…

As you may have noticed, I’ve had to take a bit of a break from blogging. I’ve kicked out at least a post or two a week for a few years now, but I’m not dry on ideas, and I definitely want to follow up on my recent Test This post (before a follow up…

Some interesting bits from the week I took a pause on reading Why We Sleep (great content, not my favorite writing), but will continue to plow through it between more readable books. I’ve moved on to something I bought a while back, but finally just started – Accelerate, by Forsgren, Humble, and Kim. I’m fifty…

I posted this other places, but forgot to put it here. If you, or someone you know is interested an capable of embracing and driving Modern Testing principles with a fantastic group of developers, producers and other technical staff, and are in (or open to moving to) Austin, Texas, check out or share this position…

It’s interesting when I go back and look at the number of posts where I talk about what I do, what testing is to me, and how testing is changing. Ever since the Telerik Test Summit (telsum), I’ve been thinking even more about testing and how it fits into software development. When I wrote this…