As AI is now everywhere from chip to space…so wanted to know what people are learning or exploring these days beyond testing and AI?
Any new habit or any new tech stack, or anything else that you try and find interesting?
4 Likes
Of late, I’ve been trying to study a few things that are outside testing and AI. I started cloud technologies such as AWS and Azure; infrastructure knowledge really complements software skills.
I am also trying to learn some data visualization and analytical tools and to explore small projects to creatively analyze data. And beyond tech, I’ve started building a habit of reading everything about space and emerging technological trends every day. How fast the world changes!
It is always exciting to try something new, even if just for a short while, and see how it relates to what we already know.
2 Likes
As a non technical person I would recommend to study about communication, which is to my point of view such a big part of our job.
4 Likes
- Security never stops, so always security <3
- Besides that I’m also more and more interested and doing research around A11Y.
- Better ways to do Test management
How about yourself @ujjwal.singh
3 Likes
I’ve been learning about quality and leadership by talking to people leading with quality. 
5 Likes
Watching one “leading with quality conversation” a day.
Making notes. Publishing them daily.
3 Likes
I have been learning about leadership and quality by talking to Bill Scherkenbach
2 Likes
I am to be honest addicted in a positive way, to MoT club and all the material out there 
Reading, learning from everyone here also trying to be helpful
Also the mindmaps which Rahul is curating, really amazing to read, hoping to also get featured of my Leading With Quality podcast soon🙈 lol
1 Like
Currently reading Learning to Choose and Choosing to Learn by Mike Anderson …How about you @ujjwal.singh
1 Like
I’m trying to form habit of avoiding watching shorts and reels videos and instead of that watch Ted Talk video everyday.
Just trying to invest time in video that are meaningful and makes some sense.
1 Like
As of now I’m currently exploring some testing fundamentals like test documentation, checklist, etc. Once this is over I will also start exploring quality related stuff and content.
Yes I saw them, they look really cool, btw I’m have also created couples of mind-maps related to different testing once that is completed i will share.
To be honest never heard of this name before, but just checked his profile and he has so many decades of experience professionally, considering his experience I’m assuming you may have some good talk with him.
I was guessing it was only me, but thankfully there are other people out there who are addicted to MoT… the Legal addiction in MOTAVERSE.
1 Like
I tried to read book daily as habit but couldn’t succeed so far but i haven’t give-up. I’m still trying to read book whenever i get time.
Someone gifted me this book so for now this book is in my bucket list to complete, apart from that side by side I keep reading other book related to poems and short poems(shyaris and ghazals).
He was the Corporate Director of Total Quality Planning and Statistical Methods for Ford Motors, and was also a director of General Motors. He used this type of statistics: Enhance your performance tests and more with process behaviour charts, and views himself as a quality professional. I am reading one of his books with the Profound Book club, and he has joined us to discuss his book. When we finish the book, I will write a book review. This is an interview he made woith W. Edwards Deming: Bill Scherkenbach Interview with Dr. Deming
1 Like
Thanls for sharing links, @mikeharris I will check them out. 
1 Like
I published my book review this morning, and here is a link to it: Quality comes first – A review of “Deming’s Road to Continual Improvement” by William W. Scherkenbach – TestAndAnalysis