This is a journey of sharing fun & knowledge in the Quality Assurance (QA) world!!

A decade spent in software testing has taught me so many great lessons in work and  life in general.

As a proponent of simple, usable software products, I would like to avoid technical words and write in a language that can easily be understood ( add the fact that English is not my first language).

But here’s what I am really excited about :

I consciously & subconsciously developed some brain & testing techniques that proved invaluable in finding bugs or usability issues in software products.

It’s not like I woke up one day, and  I already know how to teach everyone about it.

Initially, I struggled to pass on these mental skills & knowledge to new QAs. But experience is always the best teacher.

I have trained and coached over 25 software testers. The technique is not just how to find bugs, but developing the right mental skill and aptitude that will make them excel as testers. Once they are doing well in their jobs, they become more confident employees. They become more passionate software testers. They are proud of their contributions to the team. This new attitude benefits the employee, the employers and ultimately — the product!

I am inviting my fellow testers into my new home ! To share, to learn and gain new friends!

Cheers,

Tess Rupprecht