Testing Peers is a growing community of ~60 peers in testing, software quality, agility, test leadership, engineering management, and broader software development. We’re united by a shared goal: to drive quality in everything we do within our workplaces and beyond. Through collaboration, accountability, and mutual support, we strive to elevate one another both professionally and personally.The Tes... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnologyManagement |
Hello and welcome to episode 125 of the Testing Peers podcast.
This time, joining Chris, Russell and David is the returning guest host, Al Goodall.
Before diving into the main topic, Al asks the group to think about book collections, a nice mix of ... more
Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the Testing Peers podcast.
This week join Chris, David, Shey and Russell as the Peers talk about transformations.
The banter for this week's episode comes from Shey, asking the group which sport they would... more
Welcome to another episode of the Testing Peers podcast. David, Russell and Chris are joined by Sergio Friere to talk about all things Professional Development.
Sergio leads the banter and asks the peers what their oldest memories are, everything fr... more
Seasons Greetings! Thank you for joining us for our fifth annual podcast at Christmastime, this year's festive cheers with the Testing Peers brings Russell, Simon, David, Tara, Beth & Chris together to refine the holiday season backlog [see the footn... more
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A must listen for all testers and associates of testing. Great banter by the testing peers on current topics close to all all testers hearts. Thanks for the great podcasts long may they continue.
I have been hearing Testing Peers for sometime now. I must say its a great way to share so many insightful topics which can help many testers out there or even help teams value testers. There are great topics, one which really struck in my head was about nurturing your team members. I really really enjoyed that so much that I am glad today to be working with one of the peers from the podcast!
Musings from four guys who are passionate about testing and all that comes with.
Great podcast, relevant and topical.
Testing Peers are talking about challenges that face test managers and test leads. They have an honest yet professional discussions around the various topics. Bonus for rarely being self centered and rarely too inner circle.
I have a lot of time for this podcast - really honest, thoughtful and engaging chat from a friendly ego-free bunch. The sort of lingering podcast that you’re still thinking about days afterwards. Love it!
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