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Born as an idea related to a testing week I wanted to do for my job, I finally started my own blog to share and discuss topics of Agile Testing and also about Kanban and Personal Kanban.

We will see where this leads in the end. 

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  3. Automation
  4. Scala
  5. Personal Life
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  10. Blogging
  11. Leadership
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  14. Bugs
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  16. Translation
  17. Testers
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  20. Ticket sizes
  21. Techniques
  22. Focus
  23. Motivation
  24. Existential Overhead
  25. Kanban
  26. Personal Kanban
  27. Webtesting
  28. Experience Report

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04/05/2013 00:00

My experiences with PSL in April 2013

On April 19th, 2013 I finally arrived at PSL with Jerry Weinberg, Johanna Rothman and Esther Derby. I think I have learned a lot and I am sure I didn’t digest the whole of it yet. Nevertheless I won’t keep you waiting for an appetizer. Five and a half days of Problem Solving Leadership class in...

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12/01/2013 00:00

Raise the bar

Last week I had a conversation on T-shaped people with a client. Since the Agile Testing Days 2012 I wanted to write a blog entry on the topic and he filled some more gaps in my head. So now the time has come. Whenever I heard about x-functional teams, I was told that it's best to have T-shaped...

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01/01/2013 00:00

Resumé 2012

Since a couple of years I write a resumé on my life at the end of the year. This year I hesitated but waiting for midnight seems to yield some time for a last blog entry this year. Why I hesitated? I consider the year for my personal life as the worst I ever had. It was riddled with losses, bad...

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30/12/2012 00:00

Feedback

In my last post I wrote about missing feedback if you install a bug-fixing team. Recently I encountered another form of missing and late feedback: One of my customers was introducing Scrum a couple of months ago in several teams. One team and later two of the teams were working on a self-made...

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09/12/2012 00:00

Zero-bug-policy - Myth, goal or state of the art

Working as a trainer in Scrum- and Kanban-workshops and -trainings, I am often confronted with the question on how to handle bugs. Bugs are mentioned neither in descriptions of planning meetings nor replenishment meetings. Many participants of our trainings come up with two or three ideas how to...

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