This special episode is for parents and non parents (let's face it, we all know one) and tackles some of the burning questions that parenting puts forth, like why does parenting sometimes feel so damn hard ? Can we combine it with work and not feel we are failing at both? How can I connect better with my kids? What's the key to being the best parent I can within my possibilities? Tune in to hear Vera and Mercedes' take on this and join the conversation.

Special Episode: The one about parenting

There’s a new podcast in town🎙 - Yes! and that means your commutes, dishwashing and workouts  - or whatever you do while you listen to podcasts- are getting an upgrade! The Everything Else is a podcast about soft skills- at least that’s what the description says 😅 Let’s hope we get our act together...
Are you excited? We are! Spread the word, tell your friends, get those ears and brains ready - stay tuned!

The everything else OST

Introducing the Everything Else

Episode 1. Part 1. 

In today's episode we'll discuss why managing time wisely is so relevant and how our success narrative and busyness are connected. We'll talk about and guide you through the tough questions you need to ask yourself to make the most of your time.

Episode 1: The one about time management for a meaningful life

In the Bonus track we go through strategies and tools to make the most of our time.

Episode 1: The Bonus Track

In today's episode we'll discuss why the ability to focus can be considered a super power and mastering it can have great impact in our lives. We'll talk about and guide you through tools that can help you boost your concentration and fight your attention being hijacked by technology and other stimuli.

Episode 2: The one about focus and the art of being fully present

In the Bonus track we go through strategies and tools for staying focused and being fully present. This time we have a special guest: Luciana Sansone. Thanks Luciana for joining our conversation! On instagram you can know more about her and her project My Way To Satya.

Episode 2: The Bonus Track

In today's episode we'll discuss what communication entails and discussing some aspects of its complexity. Because communicating and listening shouldn't be a burden. We are, after all, communicating all the time, aren't we?

Episode 3: The one about communication and empathic listening

In the Bonus track we go through strategies and tools for effective communication and developing a more empathic listening.

Episode 3: The Bonus Track

In this Quality Sense episode, I had a chat with Júlio de Lima, an engineer at Capco, who recently completed his master’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Computing (Artificial Intelligence) and also co-founded GaroaQA, a meetup group with four locations across Brazil and over 2,000 members.

Episode Highlights

- The complexity of analyzing the huge amounts of data that software performance tests provide
- Using machine learning to solve data issues by giving meaningful insights about what happened during test execution
- How he used K-means clustering, a machine learning algorithm, to reduce almost 300,000 records to fewer than 1,000 and still get good insights into load testing results

For related links and the transcript, check out this article: abstracta.us/podcast/julio-de-lima-machine-learning-performance-testing

S2E4 - Júlio De Lima - Machine learning to understand performance testing results

Episode 6! The one about Innovation. Yes, It’s on everyone’s mind, and on everyone’s agenda. But what are we talking about really when we talk about innovation? What needs to happen for true innovation to take place and why is it so necessary? Tune in as we give these questions a shot.

Episode 6: The one about innovation and other related buzzwords

In this episode we go through methodologies that can help us and teams go along the innovation path. Josefina Correa delves into Design thinking and why it is not just a check list.

Episode 6: The Bonus Track

Making sense of software quality... that’s what testers aim to do and that’s what this podcast is all about. Join Abstracta COO, Federico Toledo, PhD as he dares to interview some of his role models and industry leaders who are awesome at what they do to get advice that can help us be better testers and enable our teams to create higher quality software. 

Expect insights on today’s most pressing topics and good practices from the creators and collaborators of your favorite software testing tools, methodologies, conferences, etc. An Uruguayan in Silicon Valley, you’ll also hear Federico share his views from over 15 years of training testers and working with clients like CA Technologies and Shutterfly.

S2E4 - Júlio De Lima - Machine learning to understand performance testing results

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