From Little Things Big Things Grow
Posted on 03. Sep, 2010 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
One thing that I get occasionally complemented on is my writing. People write and let me know how they appreciate my writing style.
Initially this suprised me, because I do not consider myself a naturally gifted writer. In fact, quite the opposite.
Reading and Writing was always a bit of a nightmare for me. I had an elder sister [...]
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Dublin Software Testing Automation Morning
Posted on 20. Aug, 2010 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
I went to the Softtest Software Testing User Group networking session last night. About 10 erstwhile software testers gathered together on a wet and windy night to discuss how to help software testers in Dublin.
We had some great discussions, a lot around automation tools, but also on the topic of up-skilling at little or no [...]
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Personality Traits in Software Testing
Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
I have lots of little and major projects going on at the moment. One of them is to write a chapter for an up coming book on the cost of testing. My chapter is complete thankfully, but as I was researching my topic, I came across this article on Personality Traits in Software Engineering. I [...]
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Teaching or Learning?
Posted on 09. Jul, 2010 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
Do you have a focus when giving training?
Sometimes, in my eagerness to ‘teach’ I forget to focus on something important. I forget that the lesson is about the student not me. I become more more concerned in my ability to be able to teach effectively. I want the student to come away feeling they have learned [...]
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The pain…the pain
Posted on 05. Jul, 2010 by Anne-Marie Charrett.
I’m currently experiencing a boundary test. The test is…how much toothache can I tolerate before resorting to as massive overdose of painkillers?
I know, I can feel you all wincing in empathy, even if you’ve never experienced toothache, almost everyone can empathize with the pain.
But……..
there is relief.
I am to visit the dentist tomorrow.
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