Ask The Tester – Jari Laakso – YOPESO
We live in a world consisting of almost 200 countries filled with thousands of languages. But is the language of testing universal? Have you ever wondered if testing practices in other countries are similar to yours? Well, I hope that this article gives you a...
Ask The Tester: Featuring John Ruberto of INTUIT
Well it’s 2013 and once again a new tax season starts for the US. Everyone is pulling together all their financial documents, summarizing their income, expenses, and tax write-offs. And, for many, they will be using tax software to assist them with their tax...
Testers as Experts in Failure
How testing deserves respect for a legacy of failing forward. You’ve been there. Stuck in that post-mortem meeting to discuss the consequences of poor testing or no testing practices after being hit hard with a production failure or outage. It is tough being a...
Building A Successful Test Center of Excellence
The only successful way to build a solution is to understand the problem. To quote Albert Einstein, “The significant problems we face today cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.” Recognizing problems you face,...
Ask the Tester: Michael Larsen
Who’s Michael Larsen? Who’s Michael Larsen? Really? You need to get out more! He’s the lead tester at Sidereel. Michael Larsen has been testing software in Silicon Valley since Heavy Metal Bands had big hair. A former musician (one of those big...
From the Test Lead Toolbox: A “Group Test” Technique
Management requires continuous adaptation, interaction with the environment, modifying the approaches for maximum return. That’s why experienced test leaders collect variety of methods in their “testing practices” toolbox, and pull them out when...
Advanced Software Testing: Reviews
This is another webinar in a series on advanced software testing, excerpted from Rex’s popular book, Advanced Software Testing: Volume 2, a book for test managers.
Ask the Tester: Perze Ababa
Have you ever heard of the New York Times? How about iVillage, a division of NBC Universal? You have, eh? We suspected you might. It turns out these large companies have websites that serve readers from around the world with constantly changing content, pulling data...
Ask the Tester: Perze Ababa
Have you ever heard of the New York Times? How about iVillage, a division of NBC Universal? You have, eh? We suspected you might. It turns out these large companies have websites that serve readers from around the world with constantly changing content, pulling data...
From Feared Enforcer to Trusted Partner
In this webinar, illustrated with case studies of successful and unsuccessful test teams, Rex will explain how you can transform your test team into a trusted partner.
