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Blogging on the Bus: An imperfect series

Blogging on the Bus: An imperfect series

I have more draft blog posts than published and I have a lot of ideas I want to write about. I’ve challenging myself to write short imperfect blog posts that I can write on my bus trip to work. That’s about an hour. They will be rough and

Observability meet Qualtability

Observability meet Qualtability

Observability, colloquially known as 011y, meet Qualtability (also answers to q10y). For those of you new to my blog, My name is Anne-Marie Charrett (@charrett [https://twitter.com/charrett] on twitter). I’m a quality engineer by trade, a software tester by craft. I’ve always been passionate about pulling

How Tech Does Quality

Ever wondered How Tech does Quality? What are their strategies when it comes to Quality and Testing? How do they increase speed to market without compromising on quality? Why not come and join me and a panel of Sydney Tech Leaders [https://www.mycause.com.au/events/howtechdoesquality] on the

Raising Female Technology Leaders

Raising Female Technology Leaders

I was invited to a panel discussion by Roisin Parkes [https://www.linkedin.com/in/roisinparkes] alongsideRohan Smith [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohanjamessmith] (Technology Leader – Optiver), Owen Senior [https://www.linkedin.com/in/owensenior] (CTO – Ansarada) and Wendy Glasgow [https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyglasgow] (CTO – OFX) in a

Agnostic Testing - Do you believe?

Agnostic Testing - Do you believe?

For a while now, the concept of ‘release’ has seemed perfunctory to me. I remember the first moment when the thought hit me. It was over 10 years ago and agile was gaining traction as the method of software delivery. We were releasing to a two-week cadence As the test

Metrics, T-shirts and Quality Engineering

Metrics, T-shirts and Quality Engineering

I got up early to give an AMA on Quality Engineering with those fabulous people at Ministry of Testing. Turns out when you say Ask Me Anything (AMA)- it really does mean that. My favourite question is – what *is* that on your t-shirt? Well, there’s a story on

How to avoid being fooled in software testing

How to avoid being fooled in software testing

As software testers, our role is to avoid being fooled by stuff that is potentially fooling others. For instance, we try to avoid being fooled by the product, we do that by testing with more than one piece of data. We try to avoid being fooled by stories as they