sophe

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by sophe 3y ago
The market is bad. Since getting laid off in March, I've applied to 185 jobs. I'm a director, 25 years, and I can only work remotely. What's new this time around is: + Nobody at target companies will respond to questions (via
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by sophe 7y ago
The hardest part is planning what you are going to write; that is, identifying the most important of the possible things to test. The writing itself should be fairly straightforward.
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by sophe 8y ago
Can't stand those "starers". Always looking.
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by sophe 8y ago
The worst kind of tech debt is test debt: the huge body of unidentified and undiscussed tests that never get considered. On an "agile" team where there are no test specialists, and the emphasis is on CI/CD with fully automa
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by sophe 9y ago
I've been working in software in San Francisco since 2001: i wear shorts and a collared shirt every day. I never have to interact with clients, though. I wear long pants when I interview for new jobs ;)
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by sophe 9y ago
The class of tool you are looking for is a Test Case Management tool (TCM). The basic model of a TCM is a db for holding atomic test cases. Most TCMs let you collect test cases into "test runs", which is a set of test cases to be
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by sophe 9y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: OK Willing to relocate: no Technologies: python, UIs, APIs, DBs, test automation tools Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dereksisson/ Email: philosophe+qa@gmail.com I&
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by sophe 12y ago
See if your 4-year college offers continuing education classes: you don't typically need to go through an acceptance process to get into those classes. After a couple of semesters, see about matriculating over to the undergrad program.
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by sophe 13y ago
Armor by John Steakley