
Do you work in software development? Do you ever feel guilty for not testing in the way that *the community* says is the *right way*? - - Ran by @allcapstester
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I have a podcast about testing and software development which I think is different to most tech podcasts because we talk about how we would like to work + then admit how we actually work. If you like it please give this a retweet or ♥️ to spread the word theguiltytester.libsyn.com
New episode out now. Featuring my thoughts on @LenaPejgan book "Would Heu-risk it?" spoilers->I loved it. theguiltytester.libsyn.com/2…
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find out why I thought @ministryoftest TestBashUK2022 could have been called QualityBashUK2022. Also hear a bit about how I thought the talks of @DanAshby04 @TesterFromLeic @LeadTestInclude @ClareCatherine6 linked together to form a narrative.
A new episode? Oh yes. This month I have been reading @charrett Quality Coach book. You can hear me talk about it here. theguiltytester.libsyn.com/2…
I'll be at #testbash this week. My non podcast name is Dave and I would love to talk to people. I am not as confident approaching people as you may think so feel free to come and say hello to me, I'm unlikely to be brave. Thanks to @FullSnackTester for starting the trend.
New episode out now. 2022 Learning Challenge - Testbash World 2022. theguiltytester.libsyn.com/2…. We talk about some things learnt from @ministryoftest Testbash World 2022.
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Q: You're not going to keep going through the different podcast episodes featured in ep 29 of the Guilty Tester are you? A: yes. No 3 was @eviltester Show: Automation Biases - Episode 16
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The second podcast episode mentioned in this months episode of Guilty Tester is @testguilds featuring the always brilliant @techgirl1908 testguild.com/podcast/automa…
Check out the newest episode of the Guilty Tester Podcast if this post makes no sense.
Here's a shout to @testandcode. The first episode I listen to and talk about in the new Guilty Tester podcasts is testandcode.com/179
If that tweet read a bit strangely, buckle up: my latest podcast episode is full of that kind of nonsense. Anyway, check out @testandcode
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This month, as the challenge to reinvigorate my learning continues, I break down my thoughts on "Agile Testing" by @lisacrispin and @janetgregoryca. Check the new episode out in all the links and stuff.
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New episode live. It's month two of my attempt to learn more. During February I tackled a book I've meant to read for ages. Go check it out.
People may have noticed, but I've changed something drastic in the podcast in this new episode. I know it's reduced the quality but I'm standing by my decision.
There's a new episode of the pod. It's quite different to all previous ones. I also have noticed some things that worked and some that I want to make stronger next month. Let me know what you liked / think are areas for improvements this year. I'm not posting it here. Go find it.
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Cheeky tweet: I'm taking part in Run the Month, raising awareness for Prostate Cancer. Until recently, when a friend was diagnosed, I didn't realise that 1 in 8 men in the UK are affected by prostate cancer. If you'd like to donate I'd be really grateful.
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It's the shortest episode ever released. Get on it theguiltytester.libsyn.com/n…
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I'm looking for people who might be setting news years resolutions, testing style. Are you one of those people?
Seriously, I'm interested. I've got an idea and the more people who engage, the cooler it might be.
If you were to set a "software Testing new year resolution" what would it be? So like : learn about <x> tool, practice <y> technique, write something in <z> language, challenge <a> more, run tests around <b> more, etc.
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Okay, I'm looking for a short article or video on the importance of, how to do cross functional collaboration from the eyes of a software tester working in an agile team. I can't find anything that talks about working with people of different skillsets and collaborating with the



