Writing Words and Software
If the point is get your code out there so that you can have as many dollars as possible, it seems less likely to me that you are actually releasing in a way that is doing good in the world. Rapid releases are a useful tool, if used for the right thing; learning and growth.
Broken People; Broken Software
Some of the brokeness in this world comes from software and if we testers won’t take the time to point it out who will? It time to shift the culture of tech. It’s time to stop treating humans like they are data points in our algorithims and instead start treating them like, I don’t know, complex beings with thought, desires, loves and hates. It’s time to do something different.
Queuing Theory and Testing
Since there is always more work to be done than there are people available to do it, without some other mechanism to bubble up those older tickets they will languish forever.
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