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Monthly Archives: December 2009
experiencing a bug as an end user
It’s been a long time since a software bug agitated me – one that I was hit with as a user not a tester. But I’ve had one I’ve been dealing with this past week. In some ways it’s been … Continue reading
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debriefing alone
I often test alone. But then testing is a rather solitary activity much of the time. So is writing. Not surprising, introverts have a way of finding activities that leave them alone. When I teach, I talk about using debriefs. … Continue reading
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