Lisa Crispin
Lisa Crispin
Testing consultant
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Lisa Crispin is a consultant, author and speaker based in Vermont, USA. She and Janet Gregory have co-authored four books, most recently _Holistic Testing: Weave Quality Into Your Product_.
🎂 MoTaBirthday | February 24, 2016
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The joys of seeing people again and for the first time!!! Finally met Lisa at the hotel entrance at the same time Clare was arriving!!! Two beautiful human beings together with me!
29 Sep
1,000 songs in your pocket changed how the world listened to music. The MoTaverse changes how tech professionals grow their careers.Sixteen features, sixteen stories, one thread running through al...
26 Aug
Submit your contribution ideas!You have unique experiences to share, we can all learn from you. And contributing to MoT is rewarding in many ways. Here are two of my favorites: submitting an artic...
21 Aug
When I first read Susanne's abstract for her talk, "Can we actually co-own quality?", my answer to that question was "well, of course!" It's how my own teams have approached quality and testing for...
18 Aug
AI amplifies the good and the bad, so where should your team start?
2 Jul
Discover how running small, courageous experiments can help any tester or quality-minded technologist truly lead with quality
11 Jun
Listen to Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory have a brilliant chat
5 Dec
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😊 Isn't it great that 220+ people are gathering in Chapters this week
I'm excited to think of the new ideas that will be generated from conversations at these meetups!
Thoughts before MoTaCon: there goes the fear
Suzanne's topic really resonates with me. I feel like I've lived a lot of my career in fear! And, I feel lucky that I usually had a great team around me and felt confident that I could tackle whatever challenge scared me. I know I am going to get a lot of new ideas from this session!
Thoughts before MoTaCon: make it joyful
I'm grateful for people like Clare that remind us how important it is to enjoy ourselves at work as well as the rest of life. I do love the "aah" test!
Thoughts before MoTaCon: You are invited to a testing party, bring a Bug
Hah, I love your point about ignoring instructions! Everyone can join our test party about test parties, just bring your curiosity! We're putting the workshop together right now, it's so fun to plan. And will be even more fun at MoTaCon!
Thank you to the MoTaverse Community
Very cool! Congratulations!
Interesting idea of "signal engineering" as a non-deterministic approach to testing
(softwaresignalengineering.org)
20 Aug
LLM Wiki - to create and search your own personal knowledge base
(gist.github.com)
20 Jul
Markdown Context Protocol open source project for creating quality documentation
(betsalelw.substack.com)
15 Jul