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Are we building enough Test Leads?

Written by Srinivasan Desikan, Strategy Capability Mgmt – Testing, Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday, 28 March 2012. Posted in Generic Topic

There are enough debates happening nowadays on whether we are building enough leaders in testing. There can be multiple perspectives and point of views, involved in any debate like this one. Context on which these questions are asked need to be analyzed before trying to answer these questions. Not sure whether I have all the data needed but let me try to provide few of my perspectives here.

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AGILE – The miracle remedy for all software ailments?

Written by Jones Binu on Wednesday, 28 March 2012. Posted in Generic Topic

Adaptation and eagerness to adapt are entirely different, one from the other – the former a consequence of information gathering, sound thinking and step-by-step approach to implementing, while the latter, a more hurried reaction for which the consequences are inconsequential that brings to my mind the age old proverb, “The pasture is green on the other side”. The latter always takes precedence for some unknown reason!

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