Nicola Lindgren – A journey through testing, automation, development and agile

Here’s the link to A reflection on Let’s Test 2015: Part I The sessions (Part II) Below does not include all of the sessions I went to nor all aspects of the session I mention Visual Creativity: Using Sketchnotes and Mindmaps to aid your agile testing - D…

It was my first time at Let’s Test and I absolutely loved it.

Shirley Tricker worked in a wide range of IT roles for almost 20 years before starting Elementum, a business that helps people in IT to develop skills, attitudes and habits to be productive and happy in tech roles.

Last Tuesday, I gave my Experience Report on Bug Advocacy at the latest WeTest Auckland Meetup.

Kim Engel is a software test manager focused on user experience and fostering communication between stakeholders.

Here are some tips on how you can advocate for bugs Communicate Effectively It’s important to communicate effectively in order to advocate for your bugs in the best possible way - whether that be written or verbal.

This blog post is not a promotion for the BBST Foundations course, but it may seem like it - considering I’m very happy with how it went.

Last Tuesday I attended a WeTest Auckland Meetup on Effective Communication at Assurity The Experience Report was given by Wil McLellan, who spoke about how he started up EPIC and how his communication skills enabled him to do so.

Aaron Hodder is an experienced and passionate context-driven tester.

Michael Larsen retired from a career as a rock and roll singer to pursue software testing full time at Cisco Systems in 1992.

To start with, I think getting feedback as a Software Tester is very important.

Nadine is responsible for Assurity’s HR, recruitment and graduate recruitment.

Markus Gaertner has been a software tester since 2006 and is located in Germany.