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When I started working as a Product Owner in the beginning of 2020, I didn’t know where to begin. There were the challenges of fitting in with the team as well as adapting to the new role. But besides that, there was simply too much to learn. To get started, I created a checklist of […]
For many years we have seen different kinds of coaches appearing within software development. As more and more companies strive to become agile, various types of roles are becoming obsolete or transformed into something different. The most prominent one seems to be Agile Coach. In the software testing domain it is the Test Coach or the Quality Coach.
The transformation and changes in expectations of a role have in my experience caused some identity crisis within the testing profession. Even though there is a need for testing many companies choose to remove the tester as a role. (This post is however not about testers so I will not continue down that road).
As for myself I’ve been struggling to put a label on the work that I do. For those who know me I am not a big fan of titles and labels, although they can be helpful in some contexts. My work for the last few years have focused on transformation and how testing needs to be interlaced with development. Many of the companies I’ve worked with do not even have testers.
Coaching
Last year I went through a nine day training to become an ICF Coach. During that course I had many great insights. One of them relates to the Coach in the context of Software Development. A few times I’ve labeled myself Test Coach or Quality Coach but I struggled a bit with those titles as well. I just felt they didn’t really do justice to my[…]
I love learning new things. One of the reasons I started this blog was so that I could capture some of the things I’ve learned, but also so that I could learn more effectively. I have always found that for me one of the best ways to learn is by explaining the thing I’m learning to others. Blogging has allowed me to hone and deepen my thinking on a lot of things related to testing.
In the last couple of years I have also branched out into learning and teaching with video courses. I’ve made courses on a number of different testing related topics, and in the process of doing that have been able to learn a lot.
Last year Packt Publishing approached me about writing a book on API testing with Postman. I had published a video course about this with them previously, but writing a book is a lot of work so I said I would have to decline. However, after thinking about it a bit more and discussing it with my manager, we worked out an agreement where I would be able to go down to 4 days a week at work so that I would have the time to work on the book.
Writing a book!
I have to say, writing a book really is a LOT of work. I was already fairly familiar with Postman and API testing, but in the course of writing the book I found I had to really dive deep into[…]
אל תבזבזו שעות וימים על הכנת דו"ח שבועי - השתמשו ב- Dashboard. נצלו המידע שכבר קיים במערכת דיווח הבאגים ומערכת ניהול הבדיקות, וודאו שה- dashboard נגיש לאנשים הרלוונטיים בקלות ומציג מידע עדכני.
בודק - אל תפחד לדווח על הממצאים – ולדחוף לשינוי " אל תפחד לדווח על הממצאים – ולדחוף לשינוי" לעיתים אנו חוששים לעמוד על שלנו, אנו מקבלים ללא סימני שאלה אמירות של מהנדסי המערכת, מנהלי הפרויקט,…
