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Survival techniques for testers, beyond the T-shape tester (part 2)

Posted on May 13, 2016 by derkjandegrood

Last Wednesday (11 May) I gave a tutorial workshop at the testnet spring event. This was the similar workshop that Jan Jaap Cannegieter (see this earlier post for the results of this workshop) and I gave for the EuroSTAR conference last … Continue reading →

Posted in EuroSTAR, Testing, testnet, Training | Tagged AGILE, domain knowledge, e2e testing, EuroSTAR, Interface testing, π-shaped tester, Jan Jaap Cannegieter, Lisa Crispin, Non-functional testing, prepare for the future, Programming, Rob Lambert, Skills, T-shape, Test Automation, testnet | 1 Comment

Survival techniques for testers, beyond the T-shape tester

Posted on November 5, 2015 by derkjandegrood

Tuesday 3 November Jan Jaap Cannegieter and I gave a tutorial workshop at the EuroSTAR conference. In this wisdom of the crowd session we searched for and defined our future. Main question throughout the workshop was: How do we survive … Continue reading →

Posted in Conferences, EuroSTAR, Getting more out of..., Slides, Testing, Training | Tagged AGILE, Business Analyst, DevOps, esconfs, EuroSTAR, Knowledge, Lisa Crispin, Non-functional testing, Performance, prepare for the future, Programming, RE, Rob Lambert, Security, Skills, SysQA, T-shape professional, Test Automation, test profession, the π-shaped, Trends, UX, Valori | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Programming

Survival techniques for testers, beyond the T-shape tester (part 2)

Survival techniques for testers, beyond the T-shape tester

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