We are closing this cycle of Quality Sense with a very interesting guest... 
 Maaret Pyhäjärvi, has more than 25 years of experience in software testing, and is constantly sharing her knowledge and helping others. She has experience organizing conferences around the world, meetups, and more. Maaret is currently working at Vaisala as a Principal Test Engineer.

In today’s episode, we talked about the challenges of organizing and attending conferences, and we dived into the topic of exploratory testing. How to define it, the challenges of building trust around exploratory testing, and more.

So for the last time this year, get comfortable, grab a snack and enjoy!

S4E11 | Season Finale - Maaret Pyhäjärvi - Exploratory Testing

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Dr. Marcia Buzzella and Susan Zampino join us on this week's episode to discuss the need for testers to "know their audience" when trying to convey the importance of exploratory testing. We hear all the time about the need for testers to continuously sharpen their testing skills, but how often do their social or communication skills get the same attention?

Episode 015: Who doesn't "get" exploratory testing, and can you change that?

Dawn Haynes sits down with us to discuss how testers can actually "be" agile whether they're "doing" agile at a team or organizational level. We also discuss with Dawn how shared goals between testers and the rest of the business can have wide-ranging benefits.

Episode 020: Dawn Haynes on Being Agile vs. Doing Agile

Squirrel tells the story of the most painful manual testing experience he's ever been part of, and we discuss the value of manual testing, how humans differ from machines, and approaches to application verification that don't involve torture.

SHOW LINKS:

- Cockburn's "Characterizing people as non-linear 1st order components in software development":
https://ameyakarve.wordpress.com/2012/07/22/characterizing-people-as-non-linear-1st-order-components-in-software-development-cockburn-us/

- The Unicorn Project: https://itrevolution.com/the-unicorn-project/

- Testing vs Checking: https://www.satisfice.com/blog/archives/856

- Exploratory testing: https://www.satisfice.com/exploratory-testing

- Explore It!: https://pragprog.com/book/ehxta/explore-it

- CITCON: https://citconf.com/

- CruiseControl: http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/

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Escaping the Room of Pain

We reflect on chapter 3 of Agile Conversations, all about building trust as the first step to a successful agile team. We respond to a reader who had an interesting understanding of the "Test-Driven Development for People" technique and relate the Trust Conversation to vulnerability, exploratory testing, and the painful process of learning.

SHOW LINKS:

- Previous episodes on trust: 
    - https://soundcloud.com/troubleshootingagile/the-first-thing-to-build-is-trust 
    - https://soundcloud.com/troubleshootingagile/be-predictable-to-build-trust
    - https://soundcloud.com/troubleshootingagile/test-driven-development-for-people
- Squirrel's video on TDD for people: https://www.douglassquirrel.com/how-i-work.html
- Kristine Casas blog post: 
    - https://testkeis.wordpress.com/2020/05/17/read-agile-conversations/ 
    - https://medium.com/@rocketkeis/on-the-ladder-of-inference-64493f7f8e00
    - via https://softwaretestingweekly.com/issues/20

Episode transcript: https://www.conversationaltransformation.com/posts/a-sense-of0security-gained-and-lost/

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