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One day my six months baby woke up and started crying in the cradle. I heard the cry and started swinging the cradle.
After swinging 5-10 minutes, he did not stop crying. Then I started talking and smiling at him. He suddenly stopped crying. A cry is a signal from a baby. I reacted with a positive attitude.
Even for a baby, attitude matters a lot.
“Testers advocate for quality on behalf of the customer and assist the development team in delivering the maximum business value. Skills are important, but attitude counts more.”- Lisa Crispin
When I first started working in an agile team as a remote team member from India. I made the following mistakes.
Everyone in the team was enjoying their work and collaborating well except me. However, I maintained the automated scripts very well.
You may ask why the team retained me because my profile is well known for automation testing.
One fine day I was caught by an agile coach. He found the problem and advised me.
The advice is “You have got good skills. Creating robust automated regression tests is just a skill. Change your mindset. You are here to produce high-quality e-Learning product and drive development with effective collaboration.”
That conversation with the agile coach helped me a lot. The entire team started helping me.
I changed my mindset to work as an agile tester.
“A professional tester who embraces change, collaborates well with both technical and business people and understands the concept of using tests to document requirements and drive development.”- Lisa Crispin
Approach agile testing with the right mindset. Enjoy working in the agile environment.
Written by-Asiq Ahamed
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