Building Test Frameworks with AI – What A Day Can Do
Last time I covered some of what/how I did things, so you could call this a part 2 in a sense. This time, it’s more...
QA Manager and Test Lead with 20+ years of experience building and mentoring high-performing teams
QA Manager and Test Lead with 20+ years of experience building and mentoring high-performing teams
Leadership, Mentoring, Team
Last time I covered some of what/how I did things, so you could call this a part 2 in a sense. This time, it’s more...
“Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of intelligent effort. There must be the will to produce a...
You don’t need to be a prompt engineer. You don’t need to know how to code. You don’t need to understand...
Over the past several months, I’ve been deep in the weeds building something I’m genuinely excited about: an...
Something goes wrong. A defect escapes. A deadline slips. A customer complains. And almost immediately, someone asks:...
There’s a moment that happens in every team or business, usually when something has gone wrong or a difficult decision...
In Part 1, I talked about checkbox testing: why it exists, what it catches, and what it misses. The short version is that...
There’s a version of QA that exists in a lot of organisations. It’s not talked about openly, but everyone knows...
The Ghost in the Machine In the first article of this series, I talked about AI and where it’s genuinely useful in QA....
There’s a conversation happening in QA circles, and it’s hard to ignore. AI is coming for testing. AI automation...