Thanks for pointing out LinkedIn as an option, I hadnāt paid attention to this before on the basis I didnāt want to be scrolling through Twitter. Do you have any personal favourites you would recommend?
Thank you Iām happy to hear youāve enjoyed reading it
One thing I have observed over the 11 years I have been testing, and I find it more and more fascinating:
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When I ask tough questions or point out an inconsistency or dilemma or paradox or contradiction or ambiguityā¦these often led into conversations that need to handled carefully.
How exactly people react and then respond can be extremely revealing, I think, about their unspoken biases, priorities, and misunderstandingsā¦it can give a clue to all sorts of tacit or unspoken information that could be really helpful.
How are you getting on with your learning journey @lharney ?
Whatās interesting you at the moment?
@danielbilling Thanks for asking. Itās tough going at the moment because my focus is ISTQB, which is a bit dry! Iām trying to balance it out with having a go at crowd testing and also reading @parveenkhanās testing tours. Things that feel a little bit more real!
Happy to have a chat any time about itā¦DM me here, or if you are on Twitter @thetestdoctor.
Yes @christianfield! When I transitioned from development to test engineering, I was surprised to see how much social interaction was a part of testing. It was a soft skill that I needed to improve.
I think it also demonstrated how subtly pervasive testing is within a project and project team.
Joe