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).
Quote I’m Pondering is an old one from Elisabeth Hendrickson, but I seem to find a need to pull it out in a conversation almost every week when discussing how “agile” a team is. “A team is agile if it delivers business value frequently, at a sustainable pace.“ Book I’m Reading – The Age of…
I came across a few comments and statements recently that set off a slightly red (orange?) flag for me. The gist was that debugging was for coders, and that testers “just found the issues”. I get the context (or at least I think I get it) – I agree that all testers don’t have to…
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Quote I’m pondering “Asking “Why?” can lead to understanding. Asking “Why not?” can lead to breakthroughs.” – Daniel Pink I’m a big Dan Pink fan (my favorite is still “A Whole New Mind“), but I’m currently reading “When“ As much as I rant about the pitfalls of UI / Web automation, I don’t discount it…
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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.