Everyone knows Beren: he’s the TestSphere guy and he came in 2018 for a RiskStorming workshop during MixIt in Lyon. Today, as a former tester, a coach, a conference organiser or a Product Manager, he answers our questions in this new interview. Expect unusual answers!
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For this 7th interview, we are pleased to welcome Daniel Knott from Germany. Daniel has a very rich experience as you will see. Enjoy!
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For this new interview, we have the pleasure of introducing
you a very specific profile, Stephen Janaway.
Stephen evolved from various testing-focused roles, such as
test manager or test coach, to different positions whose testing is only a part of the iceberg, such as delivery manager.
‘Leaving’ testing if you move towards a different role ?
Not really.
At least, not exactly. Stephen shares his vision with us.
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Recruiting for a new hire, or finding a new job of your own, has never been easy. It becomes even more difficult when your profession is poorly known and often ill considered.
If you read blogs or magazines dedicated to software testing then you have probably encountered some of the common misconceptions about testing: that testing is mostly a repetitive and boring task, that testers are solely responsible for errors on production servers, that everything can be automated and therefore the job of the tester will disappear, that testers are unskilled developers, etc.
Welcome to our reading recommendations, this week you will read about:
Welcome to our reading recommendations!
This week you can read:
Following Julien, Thierry, Stéphanie and Maria, it is now up to Yann Person – who came to give a presentation on Live Functional Monitoring in Last November 2017 -, to answer our Questions&Answers in this fifth episode.
After Julien, Thierry and Stéphanie, Maria Kedemo from Sweden is the fourth tester to kindly answer our questions.
Our reading recommendations of this week contains (the last of 2017) :
Our reading recommendations of this week contains: