Get more time for testing with Zero Waste
Can one apply ecological principles to software testing? The philosophy of “Zero Waste” involves reengineering product lifecycles to leave nothing unused. It is often described in terms of the “Five Rs”: refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle and rot.
In this keynote, Kinga looks at the activities of a software tester through the lens of Zero Waste, describing ways that the principle has helped her to save time and to extract the most important tasks. You’ll hear more about avoiding time-wasting meetings, piles of documentation and dealing with time pressure from the perspective of Product Owner and Software Tester.
Bio
Kinga is experienced in testing web and mobile applications. Since 2013, when her adventure in Quality Assurance began, she worked as a Tester, Test Lead and Product Owner. Currently, she works as a Test Manager in automotive project in Capgemini, taking care of quality and processes.
Owner of ISTQB Advanced Level Test Manager and Agile Tester certificates.
She writes a blog kingatest.wordpress.com and tweets about software testing as @KingaTest. She also published articles about software testing in Programista and Quality Matters magazines.
Kinga wishes every application to be accessible.
She loves cats, great design and sci-fi movies.