Interview – Lee Copeland
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Claims that testing is maturing into a professional, diverse discipline spanning mainframes to mobile and tablet and PC, asserts that many common management practices are lazy and misleading, and calls out measurement examples that fail: counting test cases run or passed doesn’t indicate quality and lines of code is a terrible metric across languages. The interview records specific grievances about metrics, the expansion of required platform knowledge, and frustration with easy answers that do not help management.
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