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Richard Seidl: 11/06/2025
The evolving role of software testers is marked by questions of visibility, confidence, and influence within modern development teams. Testers often grapple with impostor syndrome, partly because their achievements—like the absence of bugs—are less...
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Richard Seidl: 11/04/2025
When software fails, the cause often lies less in the code than in the contract. The decisive factor is whether success or effort is owed: If agile...
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Richard Seidl: 10/30/2025
Modern product work sits in uncertainty. The piece explores stoic thinking as a practical frame for development and leadership. Progress rests on...
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Richard Seidl: 10/28/2025
When software interacts directly with sensors and actuators, testing becomes a balancing act. Real-time, scarce resources and the vagaries of...
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Richard Seidl: 10/23/2025
Software testing sits between art and science. The lens of Leonardo da Vinci highlights habits that matter. Curiosity, close observation, and small...
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Richard Seidl: 10/21/2025
Anyone involved in software testing and quality wants a practical approach to the basics of testing methods. This can be found, for example, in the...
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Richard Seidl: 10/16/2025
Modern software teams chase speed and features, yet fatigue and poor communication still derail delivery. Quality appears as a human practice, not a...
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Richard Seidl: 10/14/2025
Software testing seems abstract at first. In real systems, it takes shape: a pizza store in a Kubernetes cluster, end-to-end pipelines and...
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Richard Seidl: 10/09/2025
A team faced a simple fact: users were on Safari, their tests were not. The discussion maps a method to pick an end to end test tool by needs over...
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Richard Seidl: 10/07/2025
When requirements remain vague, testing becomes a lottery. Across all industries: pure text is rarely enough. Domains differ, but the principles...