Testers are NOT the gatekeepers of quality
Software testers are NOT the gatekeepers of quality. They don’t control or limit access to quality software or services.
Quality
A collection of 5 issues
Five for Friday - April 17, 2020
Welcome to Friday, here are five points worth sharing. A few of these are “work” related but not all. Here is to helping find balance between working from home, home time and personal time:
* I’m finishing my second week of One Hundred Push ups. It’s hard but fun
Quality Equals Profit – Understanding Quality Helps Us Test
A coworker sent me an email about a conversation he had with one of our executives about risk and how quality played into her decision making:
“She [the executive] was giving me some insight…
As we were discussing the balance of quality policies (as we experienced them in the beta
Opting out of A/B Tests while Running your Automated Tests
At Laurel & Wolf, we extensively introduce & test new features as part of A/B or split testing. Basically we can split traffic coming to a particular page into different groups and then show those groups different variations of a page or object to see if those changes lead
Coding Without a Net
Yahoo! has been in the news quite a bit over the last few years as it’s primary business of placing display ads slowly dies and it searches for new ways to grow and/or remain relevant. It’s hired new executives, lost new executives and made acquisitions. Plenty of