As soon as I heard the introductory episode to Neil Studd’s Tester’s Island Discs podcast, I sent in my five song selections. I didn’t expect to be picked, but it was really fun to think of the five tunes I’d take to the Tester’s Island! I’ve listened to every episode, and have learned a lot […]
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I’ve been honored recently to participate in two different podcasts. I talked with Ryan Ripley and on Ryan’s Agile for Humans podcast. We talked about pairing for various things, including presenting and writing, and discussed common challenges we see today related to testing. I’m a big fan of the Agile for Humans podcast, I learn […]
Read MoreI was honored to be interviewed by Dave Rael for his Developer on Fire! podcast. Please give it a listen and let me know if you share any of my experiences with small experiments, collaborating with customer and delivery team members, imposter syndrome, or whatever! I’ve listened to many great interviews on Dave’s podcast, I […]
Read MoreWarning – really long! I learned so much! It was a hectic week for me. I co-chaired the Testing & Quality Track with Markus Gärtner, which meant I went to a lot of sessions in our track – no hardship! I also did an Agile Boot Camp session on “Everyone Owns Quality” with Janet Gregory, […]
Read MoreI had the honor of presenting a short webinar talk at the second ALE (Agile Lean Europe) Network Bathtub Conference on June 30. I gave two examples from my team on how we have used experiments to address issues that surfaced in our retrospectives. All the presentations from this terrific event are available on the […]
Read MorePodcasts are a nice way to learn about new topics, pick up new ideas and hear the experiences of other testers and agile practitioners. I highly recommend the Testing Podcast site for informative interviews with a wide range of testing practitioners. This interview with Michael Kircher of Software Engineering Radio was posted in June 2010 […]
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