Every day I read at least Five Blogs
The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.
Do things that don’t scale
Written by: Chris Kenst
4 Approaches of Great Problem-Solvers who Lead
Written by: Art Petty
3 Simple Habits to Improve Your Critical Thinking
Written by: Helen Lee Bouygues
How To Be Resilient When Times Get Tough
Written by: LaRae Quy
Test Your Vision: A Resource for Leaders
Written by: Jesse Lyn Stoner
Quote of the day:
“The beginning is always today” -Mary Shelley
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Testing Yourself
Written by: Michael Feathers
There is No Requirement to Plan
Written by: Steve Keating
Retrospectively…
Written by: Paul Seaman
The Cold Start Problem
Written by: John Cutler
How to Overcome Your Fear of Failure
Written by: Susan Peppercorn
Quote of the day:
“A goal should scare you a little and excite you a lot” -Joe Vitale
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Agile Transformation: See Your System and Culture, Part 3
Written by: Johanna Rothman
What to pack when you go bug hunting?
Written by: Joel Montvelisky
You Don’t Find Your Purpose — You Build It
Written by: John Coleman
When Being A Workaholic Is a Good Thing
Written by: Lolly Daskal
Four Simple yet Powerful Affirmations to Live Your Best Life
Written by: Alli Polin
Quote of the day:
“As far as I could see, life demanded skills I didn’t have.” -Susanna Kaysen
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The Importance of Initiative
Written by: Steve Keating
How To Write A Software Test Plan
Written by: Richard C Paterson
Four Types of Organizational Culture
Written by: Jesse Lyn Stoner
Of All The Things I Remember
Written by: Melissa Eaden
The False Choice Between Automation and Jobs
Written by: Michael Spence and James Manyika
Quote of the day:
“There’s nothing wrong with not understanding yourself” -Jonathan Safran Foer
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3 Ways to Plan Testing
Written by: Jess Ingrassellino
The missing link between testing and automation
Written by: Viktor Slavchev
All Pain, No Gain: Why the High-Intensity Training Obsession Has Failed Us All
Written by: Joel Jamieson
Unit Testing Doesn’t Affect Codebases the Way You Would Think
Written by: Erik Dietrich
Test cases are a great tool. But not for finding bugs
Written by: Antti Niittyviita
Quote of the day:
“In our deepest moments we say the most inadequate things” -Edna O’Brien
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Improving Work Life with Organizational Hacks
Written by: Ben Linders
Do vs. Done Lists: Jot Down Your Small Wins to Amplify Success
Written by: Valerie Bisharat
Learning to fall
Written by: Donn King
Searching for New Ideas in the Curious Things Your Customers Do
Written by: Taddy Hall and Eddie Yoon
Make limits and rewards a part of your development plan
Written by: Neil Studd
Quote of the day:
“Faith is necessary to victory” -William Hazlitt
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5 ways to drive your automation engineers away
Written by: Angie Jones
First steps as a test automation coach
Written by: Bas Dijkstra
The Death of Personal Development Plans
Written by: Justin Rohrman
We’re Thinking About Organizational Culture All Wrong
Written by: John Traphagan
The Age of the Robot Worker Will Be Worse for Men
Written by: Jerry Kaplan
Quote of the day:
“Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat” -F. Scott Fitzgerald
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