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Not everybody can test
The case against detailed tests cases (part one)
Value through Simplicity
On reflection…….
The impossible and the ironic
Testing – Not Just Bugs
Testing in stealth mode
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Agile Elitism – Undoing the Good
PBR/Grooming
Lemons and Lemonade
The question not asked
A Tester Tested
Retrospectively……..
End of this Journey
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Given, When, Then….Mental Indigestion
Life’s a Team Game
The Standard you walk past…..
The Illusion of Quality Assurance
A Moment for Reflection
Diversity – How important is it to you?
Building Bridges
Testing and Life Collide
It’s only words
The analogy that refuses to die
OK – well maybe it’s not
We are all thinking testers
Community -It’s Our Future
Things we say, things we don’t mean
You Can’t Always Get What You Want or Can You?
Time To Say Farewell
The Great Circle
It’s On My List – One Piece of the Quality Jigsaw
#NoEstimates – What it means to me
Great Unexpectations – When pragmatism met evangelism
Experiments Part 1 – Mindmaps
Experiment 2 – Business Requirements
Dog Days – Lessons From Mans Best Friend
Transforming to Agile – Stairway to Heaven – Part the First
Transforming to Agile – Stairway to Heaven – Part the Second
Assumption and Value Impact
My Published Articles
Fate Works in Strange Ways – Transformations
Stress and work – Strategies that keep you moving forwards
It’s On My List – One Piece of the Quality Jigsaw
Management and trust – So simple, so complex, so important
Is Hybrid Really OK?
Testers FAQ on certifications
Transforming a Test Manager into a Test Leader
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EPIC TestAbility Academy (ETA)
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Change – This is going to be EPIC
The Chance to Make a Difference
Paul Seaman
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Posts by Paul Seaman:
The thrill of testing
umpires are testers too
some Economics of software
Bug Reporting can be simple
automation – what bugs me
Creating your story
Not everybody can test
The case against detailed tests cases (part one)
Testing in stealth mode
Value through Simplicity
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