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Confidence

August 4, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, collaborating, communicating, learning for testers, magnificence, Uncategorized / 10 Comments

I enjoy listening to the “Testing in the Pub” podcasts with Stephen Janaway and Dan Ashby (along with various guests). Though the episodes make me thirsty for a pint of cider, the casual but insightful conversations inspire me to learn and try different ideas. One recent episode was about being a valued team member. I […]

DevOps Dojo at Agile Roots 2015

July 5, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / collaborating, DevOops, experiments, pairing, Uncategorized / No Comments

This is the second of possibly a few posts about my “aha moments” at Agile Roots. In addition to pairing with Janet on two sessions (see previous post), I was lucky enough to pair with Amitai Schlair (see his awesome Agile in 3 Minutes podcasts) for a DevOps Dojo. The code’s ready. Wait, what is […]

What skills should we learn & teach to build quality in?

June 27, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, agile testing training, collaborating, communicating, conferences, experiments, learning for testers, software quality, Uncategorized / 7 Comments

I learned so much last week at Agile Roots 2015 last week. Check out the artifacts, they’ll inspire you too! Janet Gregory and I did a plenary talk on “Do Testers Have to Code… To Be Useful?” I always love pair presenting with Janet. She did a super job of explaining our views on the […]

A tester’s life

May 14, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / agile teams, collaborating, communicating, pairing, Uncategorized / 8 Comments

I work every day as a tester on the Pivotal Tracker team. Some people think that because I’ve written books and speak at conferences I must be a full time consultant, but my passion lies in being a member of a great team and doing hands-on testing. It’s easy for me to go around telling […]

Overcoming test automation challenges

April 26, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, conferences, continual improvement, experiments, learning for testers, mind maps, test automation, Uncategorized, Whole Team Approach / 4 Comments

Janet Gregory and I enjoyed participating in the Quality in Agile conference in Vancouver April 20-21. We paired on a keynote: “Do testers need to code… to be useful?” Our opinion in a nutshell: testers need technical awareness to collaborate effectively with all their team members, but our software delivery teams already should have expert […]

Elevating Agility: Things I learned at Mile High Agile 2015

April 8, 2015 / Lisa Crispin / agile testing, conferences, learning for testers, Uncategorized / 1 Comment

I learned a lot at Mile High Agile last Friday. Here are some notes from sessions I attended. I never heard the for-sure count of attendees, for sure it was well over 700 people. The fun part was running into people I worked with 15, 20 or more years ago, I think pretty much the […]

Confidence

DevOps Dojo at Agile Roots 2015

What skills should we learn & teach to build quality in?

A tester’s life

Overcoming test automation challenges

Elevating Agility: Things I learned at Mile High Agile 2015

Some takeaways from the Software Teaming 2024 conference

Celebrating 10 years of friendship, courage, and joy

A look back at release engineering

What DevOps culture means to me – and how you can help it grow

More learnings from Agile Testing Days 2023 – part 3

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