Does anyone have any good exercises to run with new testers on Quality Advocacy? I have one I’ve written but I can’t help but feel there must be better material out there.
I want to try and run an exercise that shows the value in getting involved early on in the conversation and in many parts of the development stage and being someone who can ask questions about the software and advocate for quality rather than be a gate at the end of the development, before releasing.
As I say, I think I have something, but I can’t help but think this must be a solved problem.
@devtotest Uh-oh, hate to be that person, but Joe you have posted links as though you are logged into the blog as an admin. I have to follow the redirect but then I can’t see the exact post you mean. Please can you update your hyperlinks? I am really interested to read what you have put. Thanks, and sorry again!
Testing must not “wait until the end”, or plan large testing events “after the code is deployed to the test server”.
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testers must actively participate is product designs (high level and detailed) to influence…
Caution: the following contents may include my personal biased opinions
We said we shift-left, and it’s time to shift the thinking and practices about testing to left as well.
We are not here just gather information and provide to decision makers. We are here advocating better quality and we will put forward our recommendations and suggestions as well …
