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Everyday Classification of Testers from a Developer’s Perspective

TalkinRussianat QA Fest 2014 · on Tuesday, 2014-11-04· [soft-skills]
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Developer-perspective classification of QA engineers: presents a humorous taxonomy (e.g., "monkey" tester, "fly", "nazi", "panda" and others) to show how developers perceive different tester behaviors. Aims to help testers, project managers and team leads recognize behavioral patterns and take steps to improve team collaboration and reduce conflicts.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 3:48Devs' view of testers
  3. 6:57Fly vs monkey testers
  4. 10:47Panda and pirate testers
  5. 13:56Nazi and hero testers
  6. 17:52Dandelion tester myth
  7. 20:01Overzealous tester
  8. 22:31Toxic tester
  9. 24:16Agile slug tester
  10. 26:29Bureaucrat tester
  11. 28:28Overconfident professor tester
  12. 31:01Pretentious philosopher tester
  13. 33:10Tester role in team
  14. 35:59Q&A
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