I'm always astonished when I encounter a tester/QA who think they are wholesomely expert testers, because they know one thing really well, like automating UI or mobile checks. These people have not studied or read the absolute ESSENTIALS in testing yet, but they think ... 1/x
... 2/3 they can preach all things testing, to others. The absolute essentials include:
Explore It! @testobsessed
Agile Testing – @lisacrispin @janetgregoryca
Lessons Learned in Software Testing – Kaner, Bach, et al
A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps – @katrinaclokie
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Explore It! @testobsessed
Agile Testing – @lisacrispin @janetgregoryca
Lessons Learned in Software Testing – Kaner, Bach, et al
A Practical Guide to Testing in DevOps – @katrinaclokie
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... 3/3
Perfect Software and Other Illusions about Testing – @JerryWeinberg
And studied the #RST #RapidSoftwareTesting course. And studied some of @eviltester 's materials, at minimum including "Dear Evil Tester".
All of these, AT MINIMUM!
/end rant
Perfect Software and Other Illusions about Testing – @JerryWeinberg
And studied the #RST #RapidSoftwareTesting course. And studied some of @eviltester 's materials, at minimum including "Dear Evil Tester".
All of these, AT MINIMUM!
/end rant
