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Culture Clash Kathy Iberle reveals how her definition of quality changed when her job did. |
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The Power of "What If..." and Sometimes your imagination can be your most valuable testing tool. Learn when to use scenario tests, when not to, and nine ways to make them work better for you. |
Cem Kaner
November 19, 2003 |
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A Look at Mercury Interactive's WinRunner In this edition of "Tool Look," Chris Meisezahl takes a look at Mercury Interactive's WinRunner. |
Christopher J. Meisenzahl
October 1, 2003 |
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Teambuilding at Work In this edition of "The Last Word," Johanna Rothman outlines a team building exercise that omits ropes courses and campfire songs. |
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Collaborative Pest Control Read this edition of "From the Front Line," to find out why Brett Goldman says having more QA meetings can be a good thing. |
Brett Goldman
October 1, 2003 |
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Job Hunting in a Tight Market Tech stocks are down, money is tight, and companies are laying off. Are there any jobs out there for software professionals? In this edition of "Career Development," Rebecca Traeger speaks to two industry recruiters to find out. |
Rebecca Traeger
October 1, 2003 |
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Exhausting Your Test Options In this edition of "Bug Report," Doug Hoffman tells the story of exhaustively testing a 32-bit square root function. |
Doug Hoffman
October 1, 2003 |
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A Rush to Judgement If you find an article grating on you, if you think the author is clearly wrong-headed, I suggest you read it differently than you probably read most articles. Explicitly separate what the author implies you should believe from the actions she describes. Focus on her specific results and the actions that led to them. How, in your style of work could you adapt the author's actions to get your results? In this edition of Technically Speaking, Brian Marick explores this possibilty. |
Brian Marick
October 1, 2003 |
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Once upon a Design Communicating a project design is similar to telling or writing a story, and the same rules apply. Discover how to consider your purpose and your audience as you craft your tale. |
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock
October 1, 2003 |
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Eliminating Automation Overhead Overhead code is code that is necessary for carrying out the operations of an automated test, but obscures the test's point. Find out how using interface layers can lead to greater efficiency and easier maintenance. |
Andrew Lance
October 1, 2003 |
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