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Q&A with Paul Maxwell-Walters

January 10, 2019

Questions and Answers with Paul Maxwell-Walters, who tells us about his career so far and what he has learned along the way. … More Q&A with Paul Maxwell-Walters

If something is worth doing, it is worth doing well and if testing is worth doing, then doing it well does not mean following the path of least resistance in order to facilitate rapid delivery. … More Testing: paths of resistance

Need for speed?

December 11, 2018

There is a widespread narrative that in software development, faster is better. Increasingly, organisations are looking to techniques and tools which allow them to increase the pace of delivery. But as businesses look for ways to rapidly respond to customers and accelerate development, what does this really mean for quality? As the frequency of delivery increases, what are the benefits and drawbacks for the people who matter – the human beings who the technology is intended to serve? … More Need for speed?

Q&A with Damian Synadinos

September 5, 2018

This month in Q&A we are joined by Damian Synadinos … More Q&A with Damian Synadinos

Thank you, Jerry Weinberg

August 9, 2018

From one of the many people who learned so much from you, thank you Jerry Weinberg.
… More Thank you, Jerry Weinberg

Q&A with Rosie Sherry

July 31, 2018

This month in Q&A we are joined by Rosie Sherry who shares some thoughts on testing, quality, unicorn fairy tale rainbow coloured cloudy poop, and a career that includes establishing Ministry of Testing. … More Q&A with Rosie Sherry

Q&A with Neil Studd

June 28, 2018

In this edition of Q&A, Neil Studd discusses some of the highlights of his career, his many activities in the testing community and his views on testing and quality. … More Q&A with Neil Studd