Five Blogs – 26 July 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Automation tests worth maintaining
Written by: Maaret Pyhäjärvi

Blueprint of a Test Strategy
Written by: Jyothi Rangaiah

The Test Every Great Leader Must Pass
Written by: Lolly Daskal

Exploring the top of the testing pyramid: End-to-end and user interface testing
Written by: Katrina Clokie

In Two Minds
Written by: James Thomas

Quote of the day:
“Each obstacle is an opportunity to stay calm and learn something” -Daily Zen

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Five Blogs – 4 April 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

8 Reasons Why Manual Testing is Still EXTREMELY Important
Written by: 3QI Labs

Four Essential Leadership Ladders
Written by: Jon Mertz

Share Solid Feedback as Well as Motivation and Intent
Written by: David Grossman

We Need More Human One-on-Ones
Written by: Patrik Ward

You Shouldn’t be a Tester If…
Written by: James Thomas

Quote of the day:
“To be successful you must accept all challenges that come your way. You can’t just accept the ones you like” -Brian Tracy

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Five Blogs – 9 December 2016

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

5 Ways Leaders Win With Skeptics
Written by: Dan Rockwell

Is manual testing dying?
Written by: Albert Gareev

Automation – A Definition
Written by: Paul Grizzaffi

How to write 180 blog posts in a year
Written by: Maaret Pyhäjärvi

Why You’re the Only One Who Can Honor Your Life Choices
Written by: Alli Polin

Quote of the day:
“You don’t drown by falling in the water; you drown by staying there” -Edwin Louis Cole

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Five Blogs – 9 June 2016

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Manual testing: How to reduce time in regression testing ?
Written by: Roshan Masood

The Case for and Against Estimates, Part 1
Written by: Johanna Rothman

Automation or manual testing – mentoring question
Written by: Viktor Slavchev

What’s The Cost Of Shipping Bugs?
Written by: Amy Phillips

Defeating the Misuse of 5 Whys
Written by: Captain Crom

Quote of the day:
“My way of joking is to tell the truth. That’s the funniest joke in the world.” -Muhammad Ali

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Five Blogs – 11 July 2013

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Manual Testing and Automated Testing – the myths, the misconceptions and the reality…
Written by: Dan Ashby

Five Presentation Traps To Avoid In Technical Talks
Written by: Christian Heilmann

9 Facts Every Creative Needs to Know About Collaborative Teams
Written by: Christian Jarrett

7 Tasty Blogging Tips
Written by: Jurgen Appelo

10 Ways to Motivate Anyone
Written by: Geil Browning

EXTRA:

Why? (Many questions, few answers)
Written by: Frank Sonnenberg

Quote of the day:
“…” -Un

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Five Blogs – 5 March 2013

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

My two € on opposite terms
Written by: Carsten Feilberg

My journey with Jerry Weinberg
Written by: Markus Gärtner

Skillz
Written by: Gil Zilberfeld

Today’s Challenge: Hard People Decisions – Part 1
Written by: Mark Miller

Blog: Why Would a User Do THAT?
Written by: Michael Bolton

EXTRA:

The Leprechaun Pattern
Written by: Laurent Bossavit

Quote of the day:
“If you don’t know where you are going. How can you expect to get there?” -Basil S. Walsh

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Five Blogs – 26 February 2013

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

What makes agile testing different?
Written by: Huib Schoots

Software delivery is fundamentally broken?
Written by: Markus Gärtner

Blog: “Manual” and “Automated” Testing
Written by: Michael Bolton

Manual Testing Does Exist and It Is Bad
Written by: Ron Jeffries

The Virtues of Confusion
Written by: Annie Murphy Paul

EXTRA:

Please Let Manual Testers Be Manual Testers
Written by: Mark Collin

Quote of the day:
“You can do anything in this world if you are prepared to take the consequences.” -W. Somerset Maugham

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