Rules for living with a tester

25-minute Talk

With tongue firmly planted in cheek, I will outline the rules for living with a tester that I wish I had known before, or that I wish could be in place now...maybe

Timetable

2:45 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Tuesday 16th

Room

Room F3 - Track 3: Talks

Audience

Anyone who won't hurl insults at me

Key-Learning

  • A lighter look at the world of living with a tester, in my opinion.
  • You should learn exactly nothing from what I am going to say.

With tongue firmly planted in cheek, I will outline the rules for living with a tester that I wish I had known before, or that I wish could be in place now...maybe. I try to live my life using the philosophy of my hero, Bart Simpson, who says: "I didn't do it, nobody saw me, you can't prove a thing". I will be presenting, and expanding on, a list of "rules" (????) that I have periodically launched into over the past several years of living with Janet Gregory, the tester extraordinaire. Mostly when I don't get my way. Hopefully Bob is going to be there to back me up. My talk is followed by a 5 minute apology to my wife, and anyone I have inadvertently insulted.

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