"Training Software Testers: A Ten Step Guide"
summary
Practical ten-step checklist for creating tester training: believe in your baseline skills, ask for help (used Danny Dayton at Test Automation University for user needs), get peer feedback and rehearsal, research to avoid teaching outdated tech, relentlessly edit, set realistic goals — a one-hour course took four months at ~3 hours/week — choose tools that speed editing like OBS Studio or paid Camtasia, test microphones/cameras before buying, plan pre/post training work and publicity, and expect modest pay but strong career lift.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Believe in yourself
- 2:02Ask for help
- 2:55Feedback
- 3:44Research
- 4:13Take Feedback
- 5:00Goals
- 5:24Tools
- 6:17Benefits
- 7:05Posttraining
- 7:45Conclusion
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