Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the Testing Peers podcast.

This week join Chris, David, Shey and Russell as the Peers talk about transformations.

The banter for this week's episode comes from Shey, asking the group which sport they would have love to have been a professional in.

Then the Peers dived into the main topic, introduced by Shey. We talk about the good, the bad and the ugly of our experiences with transformations. 

What role do we, as testers, play in transformations? We are by very nature, change agents.

The group discuss the somewhat forced transformational change that the Covid pandemic had on workplaces, and how organisations have diverged a lot in the new normal.

What are your experiences with transformations?

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