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Richard Seidl: 02/12/2026
Impostor syndrome is a persistent challenge in the software industry, often affecting professionals who doubt their abilities despite evidence of success. Personal stories highlight how self-doubt can surface in unexpected areas, influencing daily...
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Richard Seidl: 02/10/2026
Software development is changing radically. Automation and AI bring new opportunities, but also risks for quality. Especially in the area of low-code...
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Richard Seidl: 02/05/2026
Critical thinking is becoming increasingly crucial for software testers as AI tools reshape the way quality assurance is performed. While automation...
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Richard Seidl: 02/03/2026
How start-ups approach software quality depends not only on the age of the company, but also on its orientation. Initially, the focus is on fast...
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Richard Seidl: 01/29/2026
Software teams often chase numbers to feel safe. The focus here is which metrics guide better work and which mislead. Balanced pairs matter. Test...
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Richard Seidl: 01/27/2026
Where administration is often seen as sluggish, a local initiative shows how quickly testing can become practice. With MUCGPT and the Sherlock...
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Richard Seidl: 01/22/2026
Modern software work needs testers who lead with curiosity and craft. The role moves from gatekeeper to partner in delivery. Good testers ask sharp...
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Richard Seidl: 01/20/2026
Exploratory ensemble testing encourages teams to reconnaissance software together and without rigid test cases. The method thrives on changing roles,...
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Richard Seidl: 01/15/2026
Robot Framework began as a master’s thesis project focused on creating reusable components for test automation, eventually evolving into a...
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Richard Seidl: 01/13/2026
Error culture often determines whether software projects are successful or fail. As soon as errors occur, it becomes clear how honest and open teams...