Quality Engineers do their best work when a team is forming
How does a team’s stage of development influence the style of quality engineering it needs to thrive?
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Ash Winter
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An experienced, community focused tester. Loves training, mentoring and helping teams with testability. Co-organiser: Leeds Testing Atelier, co-author: Team Guide to Software Testability.
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Hello, I'm Simon. Since 2003 I've had various roles in testing, tech leadership and coaching. I believe in the power of collaboration, creativity and community. 🎓 MoT-STEC qualified.
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Gary Hawkes
I think when you've been in long maintenance phases like I have, you do have to inject a "re-forming" phase where you choose to do things differently and shake the tree a bit for the tean. Because, it is a danger when you're in a long maintenance period that stagnation sets in and the guard slowly starts to drop as things become routine, or worse mundane.
Simon Tomes
Nice one, Gary. I like the idea of acknowledging and switching to a "re-forming" mode.
Gary Hawkes
Really enjoyed that 👏
Ash Winter
The world changes around the team too, sometimes forcing that re-forming stage. Great shout Gary, another dimension to the discussion!
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