An Open-Minded to Approach Quality
Submitted by Clint Sprauve on Fri, 03/06/2005 - 20:18.
general software testing | Open Source | project management | test management
When I first came across testingreflections.com, I was inspired as to how a group of men and women have come together to express their views and opinions on quality. I was even more impressed by the various bloggers who have an open and innovative mind toward quality and test automation.
I recently started a blog called Guerrilla QA. In short, Guerrilla QA is a philosophy that based on working with the minimum, and getting the maximum. In other words, what do you do when there is no documentation, requirements, coding standards, formal methodology, budget, test tools or test management software in your organizaton?
This philosophy requires a change in attitude and creativity to find ways to improve quality when you don't have a "support system" in place. Having an open mind will allow an individual to find creative solutions to quality instead of complaining about what you don't have.
Check out my blog at guerrillaqa.blogspot.com for details. I look forward to posting my experiences on testing reflections and learning from this unique and diverse community!
I recently started a blog called Guerrilla QA. In short, Guerrilla QA is a philosophy that based on working with the minimum, and getting the maximum. In other words, what do you do when there is no documentation, requirements, coding standards, formal methodology, budget, test tools or test management software in your organizaton?
This philosophy requires a change in attitude and creativity to find ways to improve quality when you don't have a "support system" in place. Having an open mind will allow an individual to find creative solutions to quality instead of complaining about what you don't have.
Check out my blog at guerrillaqa.blogspot.com for details. I look forward to posting my experiences on testing reflections and learning from this unique and diverse community!