Category: Change Management
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You are on your own now kid
One of my key challenges of moving into a high-level role has been to change from being guided…
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Trust in Test Planning
Test planning might originally be the activity of producing tests. But due to recent tool improvements it’s even…
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Not where we are – but where we’re going
The number of states does not tell us much. Only where we are at this point in time.…
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Intentionally Loose Test Planning
don’t take my loose planning as a lack of planning – it’s intentionally loose.
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CSSLP – A Secure Development Practitioner
Gaining a ISC2 CSSLP certificate in Secure Development and what to do about it. The art is in…
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The Big Hallucination
[First posted on leading-testing-activities.ghost.io, Apr 2025 ] One of my biggest concerns with LLMs is hallucinations. While you…
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It’s Time for Business Continuity and Exit Plans
How hard is it for you to pull the plug for your IT services and move elsewhere? It’s…
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IT Security and Compliance are People Problems
Days Since it was a PEOPLE PROBLEM: 0. Not DNS. Not solvable by technology. But about biases, behavior…
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Who Have You Lifted Up Today?
Contrary to what you might think, hoarding power and being involved in everything is not a powerful move.…
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- More about the testing, less about testers
- You are on your own now kid
- What is next after an experienced quality role?
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- Return of the Darlings, Pets, Cattle and GUID’s
- Testing without a System
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