If you asked me what I do, I’d say QA and testing. I wouldn’t say I do QC, though I almost definitely do, testing, after all, is part of QC. But I do far more QA than QC. QA is a process, from the start of the project, all the way to the end, not a hurdle to be passed over to get the product out the door.

Show notes: http://letstalkabouttests.xyz/index.php/2015/06/11/ep-5-giving-up-the-keys-to-the-gate

This week I talk about how testing is fundamentally human.

Show notes: https://letstalkabouttests.wordpress.com/ep-4-are-we-human-or-are-we-tester

This wek I talk about eBay UK's annoucement that they will not be supporting to adhering to ISO29119

Show notes: http://letstalkabouttests.wordpress.com/ep-3-we-dont-need-no-stinkin-standards

A 15 minute flail on why Acceptance Criteria are amazing an everyone should be using them.

Show notes: https://letstalkabouttests.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/episode-two-acceptance-criteria-and-you

This episode is partly based on a talk I gave at MCR Tech Nights earlier this year. I had a lightning talk, which was five minutes, but I crammed about 20 minutes worth of talking into those five minutes.

I say partly based as episode two will cover Acceptance Criteria in detail, and this will cover another portion of the talk.

Slides and show notes can be found on the show site here: https://letstalkabouttests.wordpress.com/2015/05/14/ep-1-its-scrum-jim-but-not-as-we-know-it-or-the-role-of-qatesting-in-scrum/

This is not an episode. This is a prequel to episode one.

Show notes: None. Join us on Thursday for the first full length episode! :D