Ujjwal Kumar Singh | Comments

Seems like there are some of the common personal goals, like working on personal branding, getting more involved with MoT through various contributions, speaking at some conferences, and maintaining my health and diet. Read some books, especially physical copies of books, and also, along with that, maintain a journal on which I'm already working.

Want to focus on quality instead of testing... start talking about it. In a testing world where we can easily be testers, let's be quality advocates.

When folks stop caring... no matter what stuff it is... it will just deteriorate. If it is the quality of the product and folks don't care about it anymore, so... the quality deteriorates... if it is a human relationship, and again folks stop caring about it... Guess what... again, the quality of the relationship deteriorates So caring is the emotion that binds us to anything, if we don't care, why would we bind ourselves to that particular stuff?

Test the software like a 5-year-old kid not a tester with the requirement... explore it... enjoy it

Testing is not quality, but sampling and vice versa also, quality is not testing but a mindset.

Leadership in quality is not about having all the answers. It's about making room for the right questions the ones that feel uncomfortable, uncertain, and often ignored. Fixing broken processes is usually straightforward. But fixing broken thinking? That’s the real challenge. A quality leader doesn’t just guide people. They guide conversations especially the ones no one wants to start, but everyone needs to have.