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Heather & Andy interviewed for TWiST podcast
A few weeks back, Heather and I spent a wonderful hour talking to Matt Heusser, the host of the This Week in Software Testing podcast. Our conversation covered all sorts of topics, and the time flew by. Both Heather and … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, Business Analysis, Fun, Testing Tagged Cucumber, grad school, Matt Heusser, Microsoft, podcast, Selenium, testing Leave a comment
Disproportionate amount of introverts in software testing
My wife and I were talking the other day about my learning styles research. She observed that it seemed to her that most testers tend to be more introverted than extroverted. While I don’t have the facts to prove or … Continue reading
Posted in Cognitive Science, Testing Tagged extroverts, Heather Tinkham, introverts, learning styles, testing 10 Comments
Context-free Questions
Last week, I gave a presentation on exploratory testing at the Twin Cities Quality Assurance Association. It was the same paper that I gave at STAR East in May, with some stuff that I learned in giving the presentation the … Continue reading
A step back
In looking back, I realized that I dove into several topics here without any real explanation of why I was doing it. For those of you reading who have not been present at FIT since the day I arrived, here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Testing Tagged Cem Kaner, Center for Software Testing Education and Research, domain testing, exploration styles, exploratory testing, Felder-Silverman model, Florida Tech, improvisation, James Bach, Kolb's Learning Cycle, learning styles, Myers-Briggs, scenario testing, testing, testing education Comments Off