How test engineers with collaborative & growth mindset are winning
summary
Argues that adopting a growth and collaborative mindset cuts regression from two weeks to quick CI/CD smoke cycles and prevents test suites from ossifying. Describes actually building an Appium framework for a native‑hybrid app as the sole QE on a team of ten devs, and creating a lightweight mock JSON service to enable front‑end tests. Cites Microsoft experiments and hackathons as evidence that allowing high‑risk projects yields useful failure insights and faster delivery.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:11How Engineers with Collaborative and Growth Mindset Are Winning
- 3:05Definitions of the Mindsets
- 8:22The Collaborative Mindset
- 10:08Collaboration Mindset
- 17:10Collaborative Mindset
- 17:59Gaining Insight
- 19:46Resources
- 23:13What Are some Good Ways To Share Information with Your Team and Be More Collaborative with Them
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