About that quality coaching book...
"So Anne-Marie when is that book on quality coaching coming out?" is the question I dread. The time has come to do something about it.
Anne-Marie Charrett
More than a maverick tester
Some of you may know I've changed the title of my blog from Maverick Tester to
AnneMarieCharrett.com. But why the change?
These days I write about a lot of things, and some of them are outside of
software testing.. I write about quality engineering, leadership and sometimes
Habits and Shu Ha Ri
Whatever happened to Shu Ha Ri? It was the bees-knees of learning processes about 4 years ago. Now crickets...or perhaps I'm not moving in the right circles.
Anywhooo, had a lunch chat with the lovely Paul Hughes from CultureAmp. (If you're wondering, he ate healthy
Habits in Quality
I often get asked as a quality coach, how do you get teams to do more software testing? It's a tricky one, because as quality coach you don't have any direct authority over anyone in the team. You could try and tell them to do it,
It's all one elephant
Recently, I posted on twitter a representation of how I see the differences between coaching, mentoring and training. The lens I chose to look through was that of direction. How much the person coaching, is actively providing guidance.
Its just a question of quality - quality strategy https://t.co/
3 Amigos - a sequel
In agile, the 3 Amigos is a collaboration event that takes place between QA, Product and Engineering right before the start of software development. The purpose is develop a shared understanding over what is being built, and what will be tested In this new version, the 3 Amigos still keeps
The 3 Amigos in agile
I’m exploring the 3 Amigos in agile at the moment, as I feel it may be in need
of a makeover. But first, the traditional view of the 3 Amigos. I know, there’s
already loads of articles on the 3 amigos, but I thought it might be useful