The expected result was 42. Now what was the test?

What type of learning do you need to engage in today? Do you need to learn facts? Or Do you need to analyse and critically think abo...

Many people work with teams which are globally distributed, this has some logistical issues, one being how to implement useful and practi...

One of the topics I am currently researching is motivation and how we become passionate about certain activities and ideas.  Part of this r...

Recently there have been a few posts talking about testers learning to code. Rob Lambert: - Why Testers Really Should learn to Code F...

It will soon be the start of the main software testing conference season and there are many people who will not be able to attend for lots ...

Let me start this article by saying I am not against testing qualification at all and they can be a useful resource. Note I use the word q...

This short blog post has been inspired by some of my reading over the holiday period including the following Future Minds: How the Dig...

How often have you been asked why do we do exploratory testing rather than planned and predicted scripts.   Recently I have been reading ...

Having recently completed reading the excellent book “ The Click Moment ” by  Franz Johansson (@Frans_Johansson).  I was amazed by how ...

I am going to start this article with a reflection of when we were children. I want you to imagine that day in school when you was a ver...

A quick blog on a thought I have had. I read an article today about how we could try and fix the IT skills gap that exists within the U...

I saw an interesting tweet from James Bach (@jamesmarcusbach) the other day: @ testingclub What counts as certification? What's a ...