June 22, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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For years I’ve been using Wimbledon tournament as an example of really good uncertainty management: with all those games taking very different amounts of time, unpredictable rains (in 2008 man’s final was interrupted twice) – it is a scheduling nightmare. … Continue reading
June 17, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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I’m rather new to this whole Moleskine thing, but that does not mean I do not want to improve . If you like me, try to save your eyes from computer at least for some time and want to have … Continue reading
June 13, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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If you are a manager, you’ve got everything to prevent this sign from ever appearing near the entrance to you department’s area.
June 12, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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Today I had an inspiring chat with one of fellow QA engineers about one of the systems we recently developed. I had a new requirement in mind that triggers complete re-test of the system. Me: How long does it take … Continue reading
June 5, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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Be reasonable with your requests. Be reasonable with your responses. Human actions (at least, in professional and business fields) are mostly driven by reasons. People never (or very-very rarely) do something out of spontaneous wish at work. Yes, you can … Continue reading