Category: Systems Thinking
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What is next after an experienced quality role?
So you been around the company block enough times to recognize the seasons of the place. Summer, Crunch,…
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Return of the Darlings, Pets, Cattle and GUID’s
Test cases are no longer an atomic unit of measure (if it ever was).
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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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Understanding the System of Quality
No matter the format of the testing activity and no matter the form of testing. Systems of quality…
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127 Requirements are Never Equal
The feeling when (TFW) you are handed 127 requirements and need to establish a way to implement and…
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Compliance Coaching for the Delivery Teams
I can understand why delivery teams would seem overwhelmed by the volume and think that it’s a hindrance…
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Problem-solving from the stakeholders’ point of view.
Understanding the landscape is critical whether you’re facing any new situation. One technique that I consistently use is…
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Have Smarter Compliance Interactions
What matters is everything around the output – not the procedure/guidance/assessment itself. The way you wire your interactions…
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We all work with Risks, Questions and Requirements
Risks, Questions and Requirements are surely part of the tester’s hierarchy of needs. As I am exploring new…
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