Software tester for over a decade. Heavy emphasis on automation. Sometimes writes stuff. Slowly making a bad video game for a genre that died in the late 90s.
@swanny A little test automation can go a really long way. There's the chance they're just using it as a gate, and the actual job expects you to do little to no automation.
My advice: learn and experiment enough to get past the gate. Don't claim to be expert, just eager. Good luck!
@ministryoftest At the end. Here is what the goal of the app is. Then slowly introduce the fifty-seven background services that support it.
I'd rather have them ask "okay how do I get this thing that I need?" rather than just continuously bombard them with new concepts.
@Maaikees I went to a pop punk gig a couple of months ago. In the upstairs room of a pub that could fit maybe 100 people if we were packed like sardines. I don't understand stadium gigs, may as well watch on YouTube instead.
@Maaikees Nice! I started about 4 years ago after always being a "person who is incapable of running". These days I actually kinda enjoy doing it.
Good luck with your running!
@openme I sent an eCard to a friend using your site yesterday, and when she opened it a few hours later she saw a black page with a few ads. I saw it too when she asked about it.
The site seems to be back now. Safe to use?
@Maaikees Congrats on your performance! I ended up watching the whole thing, and everyone there put in an incredible effort! Loved your celebration after the 3rd deadlift.
It's that time of year again. The time when another Will Pearson tries to renew his NSW boat license but he used my email.
3 years in a row.
I even emailed them to contact him in some other way to get it sorted out. No difference.
Good luck with the boat, other Will!
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@iamjorichards We use Jira at work, but sometimes I find Trello much quicker for organising my workload if I have tasks that span multiple projects and boards. They're just one-liners that remind me of all the things I need to get done.
@charrett I think it depends on the context, but in general: getting things done in a healthy way, communicating openly and respectfully, providing new and useful features, and not piling up massive amounts of tech and test debt.