When our Business bus moved to Agile city, the driver thought of hiring agile testers from agile city only to find out there is no one. There is no perfect agile tester, perfect agile testing team in the agile city, no magic wand that can solve challenges in relocation.
At the same time testers relocated to agile city from waterfall felt neglected, old-outdated, old-fashioned with their rigid ways of performing their tasks.
As a driver of the bus, what do you do?
How do you show paths of comfortability in this new city?
What measures do you put in place for progress? How do you make your testers feel like home?
How to develop testing skills that meet the demand?
Ride with us in a journey where testers buckle their seatbelts and becomes navigators, coaches and thrilled to be part of an unknown future.
But wait, what did drivers do with Business Managers?
How did the driver receive Business Managers approvals?
How did driver demonstrate Returns On Investments?
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