February 14, 2012 - Perhaps The Russian Space Agency Should Have Tested More?Posted by jstrazzere |
Not actually the Russian Mars Probe
The Russian Mars probe Phobos-Grunt launched on November 9th, 2011, was working immediately after launch. But a command to start the engines wasn't successful. Instead, the spacecraft went into "safe mode" and was trapped in orbit until it splashed into the ocean two months later. copyrightjoestrazzere
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January 17, 2012 - Some Interview Questions YOU Should Consider AskingPosted by jstrazzere |
Interview questions that YOU should ask
For most of the time during interviews, you are answering questions. But at some point during most interviews, you will be asked "Do you have any questions?" This is a critical time, since the interviewer will use your questions to find out what is important to you, and to see if it matches what is important to them.
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January 10, 2012 - Want Your Kindle To Feel Special?Posted by jstrazzere |
Everyone wants to feel special!
Special Offers are advertisements displayed on your Kindle. You can purchase a subsidized version of a Kindle at a discount if you are willing to accept these Special Offers. But at first you couldn't view these offers on a non-subsidized version (like my Kindle Keyboard 3G). Now you can.
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November 30, 2011 - For Testing Circus Magazine - My Book RecommendationsPosted by jstrazzere |
It's fun at the Circus!
Last month, I received an email from the good folks at Testing Circus Magazine. They recently started a monthly feature on "Testing book recommendations by testing celebrities", and asked if I would help.
Specifically, they wanted: copyrightjoestrazzere
- A list of 2 books that you would recommend for other testers
- 2 lines on why you'd recommend that book
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November 18, 2011 - Tester's Library - Dead Tree VersionPosted by jstrazzere |
Books!
While I've been reading a lot using my Kindle in the past year, most of my technical books are still of the paper variety.
Here are some of the books I currently have in my bookcase that are either directly related to Testing, QA, or Technical Management, or have influenced my life as a Software Professional:
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November 16, 2011 - Keeping Up With Your Busy Test TeamPosted by jstrazzere |
How are things?
One of the challenges for a busy manager with a team of busy testers working on multiple projects is keeping in touch, knowing what's going on, where help is needed, how to unblock obstacles. It's difficult (for me at least), and takes some work, but it's well worth it.
Here are some of the things that I do...
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