Testing Complex Systems: Ship Small and Learn Fast
Testing complex systems: complex vs complicated, and why software behaves more like weather than a bridge. Safe-to-fail experiments help teams learn.
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Diversity in Software Teams: More Perspectives in the Product
Diversity in software teams matters: homogeneous teams build products that reflect only one perspective. Design, psychology and sociology fill the gaps.
Holistic Engineering: Non-Technical Forces Shape Your Code
Holistic engineering treats career frameworks, delivery pressure and feared monoliths as architecture variables. Ignoring them makes change harder.
QA Training for Autistic Adults: ISTQB in Four Weeks
QA training for autistic adults works with clear instructions, time boxes and a fixed contact. Repetitive regression tests play to autistic strengths.
Children's Book About Testing That Inspired a Future Tester
A children's book explains software testing through dragons and knights, and a 12-year-old at a book fair said she wants it as her profession.
Automatically Reviewing Documentation with AI Personas
Documentation testing with AI personas: a simulated junior developer burned 1.8 million tokens where a senior needed 300,000, exposing gaps in the docs.
TMMI Level 5: How Mature Teams Stop Bugs Before They Exist
TMMI shows companies where their test processes stand and what comes next, from basic planning to preventing defects before they arise.
Architecture Fitness Functions: Making Decisions Testable
Architecture fitness functions turn design decisions into testable KPIs, so hard-to-reverse Type 1 decisions defend themselves against violations.
Learning and Unlearning with AI: Skills That Outlast Tools
Learning and unlearning with AI: students who leaned on ChatGPT retained less. Which skills AI cannot replace and which work habits to let go of.
Positive Leadership: How PERMA Links Well-Being and Results
Positive leadership ties appreciation to measurable results. The PERMA model names five evidence-based strategies for well-being and performance.
Post-Agile: What Organizations Actually Need Now
Agile meant something once. Now it means almost nothing, and that loss created a real opening for organizational development that actually fits.
What AI Really Does to Trust and Team Dynamics
Heavy AI use erodes trust in teams: colleagues seem infallible, and friction and social learning fade. Strong teams onboard AI like a new team member.
Tester Skills: Communication Decides Whether Bugs Matter
Software tester skills start with communication: a bug nobody understands stays unfixed. Critical thinking counts when AI confirms wrong assumptions.
Barriers to Innovation: How Processes Paralyze Corporations
Barriers to innovation in German corporations start with excessive processes. AI won't pay off either while nobody cleans up decades-old data silos.
AI in Regulated Industries: Strategy First in a Medical Lab
AI in regulated industries starts with strategy: a medical lab mapped stakeholders, narrowed the scope and put compliance on one page with a bow tie.
Generative AI Ethics: The Case Against Hyperscale Models
Generative AI cannot be used ethically as long as training data is used without consent and billionaires control the models.
COBOL Unit Testing: Java Tests Run as Debugger Scripts
COBOL unit testing brings mainframe testing into SonarQube, Cucumber and Jenkins. A Java API turns the assertions into debugger scripts.
Business Agility in Crisis: An Emergency Diagnosis for Teams
Business agility is ailing in many companies, but not dead. Two emergency medicine checklists show where it hurts, and often one method less helps most.