My transition from tester, test consultant and author — to artist, author, and personal project finisher
This blog post has been in the back of my mind for a while – but not started because I hadn’t determined how to frame it. However, thanks to one
This blog post has been in the back of my mind for a while – but not started because I hadn’t determined how to frame it. However, thanks to one

Quote by James Clear “Practice is the price you pay today to be better tomorrow.” First, I’ll talk about what I mean by deliberate practice, and then I’ll share ideas

I (Janet) am currently in southern California enjoying my semi-retirement. I participated with my husband Jack in one of the Sunday afternoon fun activities and got an unexpected lesson in

A few weeks ago, Katja Obring wrote a blog post which I encourage everyone to read. There were quite a few comments – some who agreed and some who did

I’ve struggled a long time with what has become common notation – the “PR”. When I first heard it used, I learned that it was a term used in GitHub

In More Agile Testing: Learning Journeys for the Whole Team, Lisa Crispin and I talked about the idea of DevOps and testing. We tried to use the term to show there are DevOps activities – activities that contribute to the wholeness of the product, much like testing activities and coding and other development activities.

For several years now, I have been tweeting or mentioning in conversations that I don’t like the term ‘shift-left’, and keep saying that I have to write a blog post on it.

The Importance of Real-time Collaboration I have spoken so many times about the importance of collaborating, and yet I still fall into the same trap that so many others do.

Gojko has done a great job of collecting stories to help us remember how important it is to test beyond the happy path. We often rely on computer’s doing the

During a recent Q & A session for my webinar “What a testing mindset brings to your agile team”, one of the participants asked me this question: Why do you
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