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).
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…
Yet again, a few things I found interesting this week. I’m excited to once again announce that I will be part of TestBashHome, and will be sharing my (likely controversial) thoughts on the future of automation This article on The Three Dominoes had a lot of head nods from me (a lot of lean, MT,…
We made it through another week. Sort of. Between this, that, and some really gnarly other stuff, here are a few links I found that you may find interesting as well. In teams I lead, I do as much as I can to ensure a culture of transparency, accountability, and psychological safety. As such, I’m…
(part 1 is here) (part 2 is here) When I joined the Windows Millennium (I usually cover my mouth and mumble when I mention this product) team I was given the opportunity to join either the development or test team. I met with both the dev and test managers and disliked the test manager much…
I answered a few questions this week about automating GUI tests. One question was about recommendations for GUI automation tools for non-coders, and the other was about how much time to spend on the GUI in an MVC (model-view-controller) application. The answers were easy. In the first case, I said that they weren’t going to…