Five Blogs – 16 October 2018

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

Possible Changes for a Product Approach, Part 4
Written by: Johanna Rothman

Testing Blockchain Apps: This Isn’t Your Father’s Unit Test
Written by: Michael Solomon

How Men Can Become Better Allies to Women
Written by: David G. Smith and W. Brad Johnson

The New Leadership Skill You Need To Develop? Empathy
Written by: Brett Farmiloe

Hot Air Balloon Retrospective
Written by: Francesco Attanasio

Quote of the day:
“Being brave doesn’t mean you aren’t scared. Being brave means you are scared, really scared, badly scared, and you do the right thing anyway.” -Neil Gaiman

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Five Blogs – 22 June 2018

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

How Not To Get Into Test Automation
Written by: Adam Knight

Agile Metrics: Answering How Long
Written by: Thomas Cagley

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid in Agile Retrospectives
Written by: Nishi Grover Garg

Create Structure When You’re Floundering
Written by: Leo Babauta

Considering Cyclomatic Complexity
Written by: Matt Heusser

Quote of the day:
“Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change” -Stephen Hawking

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Five Blogs – 21 Augustus 2017

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

The Evolution of Test Automation, from Record and Playback to Object Mapping
Written by: Krishnan Govindarajan

Mindmap retrospective
Written by: Llewellyn Falco

Pacumen – Exploring Search Algorithms
Written by: Jeff Nyman

Defining Continuous Testing for myself
Written by: Bas Dijkstra

Three Dimensions of Quality
Written by: Rich Rogers

Quote of the day:
“To have knowledge one must know the extent of one’s ignorance” -Confucius

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Five Blogs – 9 November 2016

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

Hung Up On Scaled Agile Dependency Management
Written by: Alexey Krivitsky

How to Clear Your Head—and Boost Your Productivity
Written by: Rick Goodman

Agile Retrospective Ideas
Written by: Justin Rohrman

Breaking Boxes
Written by: Liz Keogh

Don’t Estimate the Sprint Backlog Using Task Points
Written by: Mike Cohn

Quote of the day:
“I know too much and not enough” -Allen Ginsberg

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Five Blogs – 17 February 2016

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

Superhero Personas
Written by: Andreas Cederholm

Adventures in Retrospectives: Helping a large team focus!
Written by: Lisa Crispin

The Barriers to Connecting Effectively Through Communication
Written by: Susan Mazza

5 Communication Practices to Help You Earn the Respect of Your Team
Written by: Art Petty

How I Became a Morning Person, Learned a New Language, and Read 5x More Books in 2015
Written by: Belle Beth Cooper

Quote of the day:
“Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare” -Japanese proverb

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Five Blogs – 6 November 2015

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

The unintended consequences of flexible work
Written by: Adi Gaskell

How we do large scale retrospectives
Written by: Henrik Kniberg

5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Overthink Your Decisions
Written by: Craig Jarrow

Get More Innovative by Rethinking the Way You Think
Written by: Michael Schrage

Failing Doesn’t Make You a Failure
Written by: Frank Sonnenberg

Quote of the day:
“Testing is never better than the communication of the results” -Rikard Edgren

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Five Blogs – 13 Augustus 2015

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

7 Biases That Impact Testing
Written by: Deepika Mamnani

Using Aspects of Lean Coffee to Drive a Retrospective
Written by: John Stevenson

The Red Pill is Not Enough
Written by: Colin Garlick

Automation Won’t Replace People as Your Competitive Advantage
Written by: Thomas H. Davenport and Julia Kirby

Being Diplomatic: You Catch More Bees With Honey
Written by: Justin Rohrman

Quote of the day:
“Start from wherever you are and with whatever you’ve got” -Jim Rohm

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