My first-ever testing conference – TribeQonf 2023
Last month I attended TribeQonf 2023 – a power-packed weekend with an exhilarating experience It had been my first time attending an offline conference, and …
Tips to Organize a Successful Bug Bash Event
The first-ever bug bash I attended was in 2016, my first year into the corporate world. This event was an internal event organized within our …
Learning Gamestorming Techniques
Yesterday I attended an interesting and insightful webinar on the topic “Elevate Your Testing Game – 5 Gamestorming Techniques” by Ajay, hosted by the Test …
Why Do/Should You Bother Testing?
This is the kind of conversation I used to have with my friends and relatives who were from the “Non-testing” background during my early days …
Why Explorist???
As I have been sharing this blog with others, a select few have asked me what is up with the name. What did it mean? …
Time related guidewords in Testing
As testers, we often deal with software, where time is an important factor. Time-related guide word heuristics can be a great help to assist us …
All about “The Nightmare Headlines Game”
Ohh, what fun we had today! So, today Bhavesh Sukhdeve, Akshatha, and I played “The Nightmare Headline Game” from the book Explore It! – by Elisabeth Hendrickson …
Embracing Discomfort – From Feeling Stupid to Feeling Empowered
I came across an article that truly resonated with my experiences and shed light on the valuable lessons we can learn from unexpected sources. I …
Reflections #01 – Life is Precious
Life is a precious gift that we often take for granted. We get so caught up in our daily routines and mundane tasks that we …
Testing – A Social Science
Testing is often thought of as a technical discipline that primarily involves finding and fixing bugs in software. However, testing is just as much a …