shrinik
- Business model of indian IT services scenario is heavily dependent on "commodity IT worker" - cheap and easily replacable.about 4 hours ago from web
- How can you believe statistics presented in analyst's reports. Any instances of analyst's reports/predictions challenged?Anyone really caresabout 4 hours ago from web
- Data collected through 1000 such surveys becomes matter of fact - future predications - "40% of IT firms investing automation tools"about 4 hours ago from web
- So what happens when IT vendors fillout Analyst surveys " pack the responses with lies, bloated , marketing pitch".about 4 hours ago from web
- Heard a mgr telling his colleague - filling an IDC survey on testing -"Make sure nmbers look good, write good abt practice." Full of liesabout 4 hours ago from web
- Science as socially constructed - aims at buidlng trust not developing and nuturing skepticism about 5 hours ago from web
- So do not look for absolute rationality in decisions realted to testing, quality of softwareabout 5 hours ago from web
- one implication of testing being considered as "socially constructed" is "at times decisions abt prodct are made on the basis of gut/emotnsabout 5 hours ago from web
- Knowledge acquired through science is believed to be "socially constructed"
about 5 hours ago from web
- one meaning of socially constructed is "driven by faith, culture, emotions, at times irrational".about 6 hours ago from web
- What is the meaning of "investigation in socially constructed context" that is open ended ? or what are possible interpretations?about 6 hours ago from web
- A new difn of testing "Testing is an open-ended investigation embedded in a socially constructed context." - James Bach in talk.about 6 hours ago from web
- @ But .. make no mistake - believing something is an absolute must. You might be wrong. You need to have a stand9:32 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
- @ Infleucing does not mean lose your thought. Letting ur trail of thought not getting lost by what we read is key.9:21 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
- @ Read extreeme polarities - James Bach and Rex Black or Cem Kaner and Watts Humphery or Michael Bolton and BJ Rollison9:20 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
- @ Use fictious characters ..@ does it neatly... he introduced that to me.. check my recent post on 9:19 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
- @ Yes .. others thoughts can (and will) influence your thinking in big way... but all of we write, talk - there is an influence9:16 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
- writing about yourself is an easy way to experience what is writer's block. Try writing half a page, 1 page, 2 page, 3 page resume of urself9:15 AM Nov 7th from web
- Currently I struggling to reinvent a way of writing my resume in 2 pages. I am into writers block already.9:14 AM Nov 7th from web
- @ Write in blocks ... chunks... not at one go. leave your mind to wonder... may be try drawing a picture about the topic9:11 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to curioustester
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- Name Shrini Kulkarni
- Location Bangalore, India
- Web http://shrinik.bl...
- Bio Consulting software Tester, Systems thinker, Skeptic
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