Testing career growth.
Beginner: Find the bugs yourself.
Intermediate: Use tools to find the bugs.
Advanced: Build tools to find the bugs.
Master: Influence the system to prevent the bugs.
@StevenD1977 @eddaball79 The overarching thing is this:
We've been terrible (by our own standards) but we're still top of the league at the moment.
As problems go, I'll take 'em!
@StevenD1977 @eddaball79 Exactly.
The troubling thing about is, the system doesn't look right with him in it at the moment.
It's starting to worry me a tiny tiny bit, because that's more of a Slot issue, and less of a Wirtz issue.
I said at the start of the season, if anything stops us it'll be:
- Grief
- Injury
- Bedding in the new players
The grief was inevitable and will be ongoing.
Injury felt the same. Particularly in defence, but I think Alexis carrying something seems to have caught us out a bit. He needs proper time out to recover I reckon.
The bit I'm most worried about is how the players are gelling on the pitch. Aside from a few (Ekitike, Szoboszlai, Allison, and VVD?), most of the players have looked miles off it.
I have to admit, I didn't see that happening to so many of them, all at the same time 😳.
So that leaves the system/tactics. It looks like Wirtz needs some time on the bench to me. And RB is bothering me too.
Remember when Klopp would sign a player and you wouldn't see him for ages? It used to do my head in, but now? Yeah! I get it.
I reckon Wirtz needs some of that. Maybe Kerkez too.
@IAM__NONSO I know some folks like to own the games they play.
When these cloud services go away, get turned off, etc, goodbye library of games :(
If you own a physical copy, as long as your machine keeps firing up, you're golden.
Yep.
Been there.
Expected to be lauded like the Testing Hero I am.
You discovered the pesky bug and captured it before, that's right, 𝘽𝙀𝙁𝙊𝙍𝙀 our beloved customers got anywhere near it!
You're a legend right?
WRONG!
Weeeeelllll perhaps it's not as simple as that.
Here's why: Folks aren't mad at you. They're mad at the bug.
Because it comes wrapped in consequences.
We're talking any or all of these:
∙Delays
∙Rework
∙Hard conversations
∙Blame (sometimes)
...and maybe more besides 😩
But this is the real value of testing:
Revealing what’s uncomfortable, before it becomes catastrophic, God willing.
So no, you’re not the villain (although it might feel like it).
You’re the one who turned a silent failure into a visible one.
And visibility is the first step to fixing it.