Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Agile Management Practice”
So many organizations have trouble setting the priority of a story. The default is to make everything a top priority. Teams might use different monikers for this: Priority 1 or P1 P0 or P00… Highest Critical #1 Whatever an organization uses to denote criticality, in this article we are going to use P1 for the penultimate criticality assigned to a …
I receive many meeting requests. Way too many. I decline most of them. My first pass at declining meetings are those without an agenda. I also call these cold meetings. Meetings can be valuable to: Give or elicit feedback Brainstorm solutions However, I will not attend agenda-less or cold meetings for several reasons. We need to prepare A key ingredient …
Mixing automated and manual testing (Part 2) : Part 1 This is a two part post on mixing automated and manual testing. In short, I cover solutions to two problems: Converting selenium tests to end-to-end unit tests Reporting end-to-end test via test case management software integration Test Case Management Software Integration In my previous post, I gave a few tips on transforming …
This is a two part post on mixing automated and manual testing (Part 2). In short, I cover solutions to two problems: Converting selenium tests to end-to-end unit tests Reporting end-to-end test to a manual test case management system A few months ago, I built a Continuous Integration and Deployment platform for a client. The CI/CD system was nice with …
