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  1. 281 followers ... VVS laxman's score !!!
  2. @QualityFrog That is exactly is my point ... A manager who knows ET can steer the team well
  3. @QualityFrog It is important for the manager to be sensitive to ET dynamics or else he/she will expect test cases/pass fail status of ET
  4. Unlike a "regular" test manager who goes by metrics of passed/failed test cases, a mgr managing ET team needs to coach the team
  5. A manager/lead managing a team of exploratory testers himself/herself needs to be a good expl. tester -Reason for rather slow prgress of ET?
  6. @QualityFrog Message is "Don't blindly test any testing technique... especially those that claim to reduce # of test cases"
  7. the thing I liked about bing.com is the image that is on the home page... some truly awesome pictures .. What about it's search capability?
  8. @meetaprakash Big part of KT is that "knowledge" can be transfered ... that is a big thing ...
  9. @meetaprakash what is thought process? in KT, managers assume that knowledge (whatever that means) can be transfered like bank balance
  10. @GlennHalstead or when the person does not tweet very frequently or you just want to clean up ...
  11. When would you unfollow someone?
  12. @mheusser What is the deal about Skill Transfer (ST)? It sounds like a data transfer through an USB jump drive !!! In IT we call it as KT
  13. http://tinyurl.com/y8mxq3g - Jon Kohl's article. Qn : what is the value testers bring to the table?
  14. RT @esconfs: Article from Jonathan Kohl from last months EuroSTAR Newsletter, 'Am I creating Value with my Testing?' http://tinyurl.com/ ...
  15. For those who believe (incorrectly) "ET is unstructured" - I would say it is structured differently than it's scripted counterpart.
  16. Here is a claim : "Boundary value, EQ partitioning, Pairwise techniques reduce no. of test cases while retaining coverage" - Test this claim
  17. "Test" a verb and noun - Rediscover "test" through @qualityfrog's recent post http://bit.ly/23ZKWo
  18. @QualityFrog My objection to Login example is not about its importance but about is heavenly simplicity (two/three paraeters) that misleads
  19. Did @jamesmarkusbach want say "Pairwise Testing technique" in place of "Pairwise testing" ?
  20. James Bach's PNSQC paper starts with "Pairwise testing is a wildly popular approach to combinatorial testing problems" http://bit.ly/9s3rR