michaelbolton
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@ Here's my question: does the exam involve anyone /watching you test/? If not, it's a bogus way to qualify a tester.
about 4 hours ago
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@ So I'm confused; when you say you couldn't pass the exam, are you saying that you don't have talent?
about 4 hours ago
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RT @: ROFL My company blocks the ISTQB India site - reason The URL that you are attempting to access is a potential security risk.
about 4 hours ago
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@ The problem with many process improvement enthusiasts: they ignore the reality comparison step. Too messy. Wrecks the model.
about 4 hours ago
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@ Right--you might also subtract some variables that you suspect might not be relevant.
about 4 hours ago
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@ No question; it's a valid concern.
about 15 hours ago
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@ I've seen both.
about 16 hours ago
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@ Some variables we can see and value. Some we can see, but evaluation might be tough or controversial. Some we miss altogether.
about 16 hours ago
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in reply to dhemery
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@ Okay... if a shallow audit will reveal that, why not make it your default assumption and start testing NOW?
8:04 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to mcgoverntheory
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@ I STRONGLY recommend coaching and mentoring from people who DO have experience.
8:03 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to rabbyc
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@ If that's how they see testing, help them to understand it better. Offer the idea that you can help increase value, lower cost.
8:02 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to shrinik
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@ You have one notion of productivity. Ask a manager about his/her notion of his/her own productivity.
7:50 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to shrinik
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@ Answering that question is straightforward, though qualitative. See the end of (but read the whole thing).
7:18 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to shrinik
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@ I don't think we can do that usefully, in that we don't, /can't/, know the relevant inputs to the equations.
7:16 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to Morendil
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@ Plus introverts need recovery/processing/cave time after interaction with others, especially extraverts (like me).
6:29 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to jurgenappelo
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@ "Grown-ups are children gone bad." A friend attributed that to Ashley Montagu.
6:27 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to johnperrybarlow
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. @ @ makes a good point. RE
6:24 AM Nov 26th
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@ You're not as old as Neil, though. Out of the blue, and into the black.
6:22 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to marick
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@ To me, Agile is the principles in the Agile Manifesto. The principles are good. Some people don't quite follow them, alas.
6:19 AM Nov 26th
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in reply to rabbyc
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I got interviewed for EuroSTAR.
6:17 AM Nov 26th
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- Name Michael Bolton
- Location Toronto
- Web http://www.develo...
- Bio I solve testing problems that other people can't solve, and I teach people how they can do it too.
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