This episode discusses the exciting career path from a tester to a QA lead. We look at how entering this role may be by chance and what challenges must be overcome. Particularly interesting is the description of the first days as a QA lead, when it was a matter of getting used to new tasks like signing off on vacation requests.
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“I had great ideas, was at a conference here, heard something great, wanted to try it. But then the problem was there were no other testers and the developers said, yes, no, it sounds good, but “Maybe we have,” says Andrea Jensen. “I don’t think so.”
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Is the leadership role right?
It also provides valuable tips for determining whether a leadership position is right for you, and emphasizes that there is always the option to return to the previous role if the new position is not a good fit.
This podcast is about software quality. Whether it’s test automation, quality in agile projects, test data, or test teams – Richard Seidl and his guests take a look at the things that drive greater quality in software development.
The current version of the podcast is also available on Richard Seidl’s blog: From tester to QA lead – Andrea Jensenstands in addition The episode is available on YouTube,
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GitHub Copilot can now use Cloud and Gemini in place of GPT
