Australian Testers retweeted
One of the best things that has served me well over my career is not becoming married to what I produce.
Yes, I put my all into the things I build, but if we need to throw it away for whatever reason, I'm ok with that.
Australian Testers retweeted
Fail fast!
But also know that failing fast is NOT about failing, it's about learning fast, getting feedback fast and applying the learning.
Failing fast should not be at the cost of creative and critical thinking.
It should not replace meaningfulness and thoughtfulness.
Australian Testers retweeted
In my 25+ years of career, I have made many transitions to different roles, jobs and industries.
Career transition can be nerve wracking, but if done well, it can be very rewarding.
Here are a few tips on how to successfully transition your career.
Australian Testers retweeted
After spending years on projects and product development initiatives, I have come to realise that different thing can mean different to people; and that people are capable of interpreting things in ways that suit them.
Agile is one of those things, sadly.
Australian Testers retweeted
In my latest video I am talking about #softwareTesting mistakes, take a look here 👇
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What mistakes did you do so far? #testing #mobileTesting #testAutomation
Australian Testers retweeted
Once again: the only thing flaky about a so-called “flaky test” is someone’s dismissal of it as “flaky”. A “flaky test” is always evidence of some misconception about the product, the check code, the environment, and the relationships between them. Investigate and address that.
Australian Testers retweeted
debugging strategy: write a tiny program

ALT strategy: write a tiny program Does your bug involve a library you don't understand? illustration: person (thought bubble): UGH, `requests` is NOT working how I expected it to! I like to convert my code using that library into a tiny standalone program which has the same bug: illustration: giant buggy program (squiggly mess) -> 20 lines of buggy code (simple) I find this makes it WAY EASIER to experiment and ask for help.
Australian Testers retweeted
My friends, a new MEGATHREAD has arrived!
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Australian Testers retweeted
Hello, software testing friends. Have you ever thought about becoming a Quality Coach? We have roles open! Happy to chat if you want to know more lnkd.in/dDsw4RAP
Australian Testers retweeted
Remember, while we're busy solving bigger product problems, there are people who are busy giving feedback about the size and colour of fonts.
(I used to work at one such place where management focused truly on line spacing and font rather than what the real problems were). :)
Australian Testers retweeted
A big mistake that many of us make is diving straight into our inboxes at the beginning of our day.
Plan your day first!
Australian Testers retweeted
Excellent testing is : "an open investigation by skilled technical people."
Not test cases, not verification, not validation, not confirming that something works as expected.
But, an investigation, exploration, questioning, modelling, etc by skilled people.
This unique class introduces Rapid Software Testing, a context-driven methodology for testing any product that includes or involves software. Through hands-on activities and interactive discussion, wechallenge assumptions and expose common
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Australian Testers retweeted
Social media is the place where many people get scammed. Never share your personal identifiable information there. Be mindful of what you sharing.
#cybersecurity
#cyber
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#CyberAttack
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Australian Testers retweeted
I start every team connect including retrospectives with "Who do you want to thank?"
This has changed the energy in those meetings. People love to give kudos to their colleagues.
Australian Testers retweeted
Test orchestration: a webinar by @joelmonte
bit.ly/3uz1pAo, 19 May 5:30 AEST
#testing #SoftwareTesting
Australian Testers retweeted
When you try to confirm an assumption about the goodness of a product, you are likely to confirm it and miss an opportunity to uncover trouble. But when you try to disconfirm the assumption that it's a good product and you can't, you get some support for the assumption for free.
Australian Testers retweeted
Want to learn about innovation from one of the best? 😎
Hosted by @rajeshmathur on Thursday, May 13 at 6:30 PM (GMT+10), join @LeslieCBarry for a talk on #pretotyping, #experimentation & #innovation.
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Australian Testers retweeted
Yes; and development effort; and interpretation effort; and transfer effort (that is, explaining it to others); and environment/infrastructure effort. Does the value match those?
#21days21tips #Day10 @TheTestChat
1/ Any test automation solution will incur maintenance effort. This effort tends to be more for UI test automation.
Contrary to the popular belief - Locator issues are NOT be the major reason for maintainance.

















