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    Storytools of Testing: How To Get Your Voice Heard And Become Highly Valued Software Testing Professional
    Storytools of Testing: How To Get Your Voice Heard And Become Highly Valued Software Testing Professional
    Storytools of Testing: How To Get Your Voice Heard And Become Highly Valued Software Testing Professional
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    Storytools of Testing: How To Get Your Voice Heard And Become Highly Valued Software Testing Professional

    Written by Antti Niittyviita

    Narrated by Commodore James

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    Have you ever felt like your bosses, clients and colleagues make dumb decisions about software testing and quality?

    Trying to explain to others how testing should be done can feel impossible. But don't worry. You're not alone.

    With this book you learn exactly how to get your voice heard. You get tools to deal with mindset mistakes your organisation has about testing. And you will find out how to get your point across.

    After reading this you can lead everybody in your organisation towards level-ups in testing practices and quality!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAntti Niittyviita
    Release dateDec 4, 2019
    ISBN9789527339046

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