My writing colleague, Chris McMahon, has made an attempt to be public and clear about his stance on Kanban. It’s been inspiring, and I, too, would like to put my […]

“Why is QA always the bottleneck?” is the second in a series on how to deal with unfair test questions; it is up this week on SearchSoftwareQuality.com. (Free registration required.) […]

I was reading The Secrets of Closing Sales yesterday and was struck by this line: Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.Talent will not; nothing is more […]

Allright folks, I’ll admit it. I’m not excited about test management tools. Oh, you could argue that I should be. After all, Test Management tools are purchased by test managers […]

Over the summer, I’ve noticed a trend that bothers me just a little. Cem Kaner hasn’t blogged in months; James Bach hasn’t blogged in weeks. Michael Bolton is blogging sporadically; […]

I just got my copy of the September Issue of Software Test and Performance in the mail yesterday. Yes, I got a September Magazine on September first. Not August 15th. […]

About a year ago, Danny Faught and I team-authored an article on Music to test by for the Association for Software Testing’s magazine. Sadly, they had a change in editorship, […]

Do all those paid membership sites get you down? Do you have a compelling reason that $50 USD per year is too much to pay? I’ve provided a scholarship for […]

Would you like some test training absolutely free? Free like water, free like air? Often, the best way to get it is to help someone else develop training material. To […]

Taken from UrbanjungleComic.com, which has some funny stuff. In my version of firefox, only 4 panels – the left most two panes, top and bottom, display. Ironically, I think the […]