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Room for improvement

The more I look at the web in relation to building online services, the more I see most of it just doesn’t work (well). I’m referring more to scenarios like people job hunting, finding clients and finding talent. There are many other scenarios this could refer to - but basically it’s about finding the people you [...]

Home education uproar

Home Education has always been on my list of options for my boys. Although I opted for Lewes New School in the end (which is fab) it’s still on my list…just not now, got too much on my plate at the moment. I’m not shy in saying that I think the educational system here mostly sucks. [...]

Words for mums like me

There’s: mumprenuer mumtreprenuer mousewife indeparent Any others?

That thing shall not be mentioned

A wee story on discrimination against wannabe working mothers…something close to my heart in recent years and experience. Once upon a time, in a land not so far away (Brighton) during a time not too distant (<10 years) I was young and eager to get out there into the working world. I always considered having a family [...]

Who needs graduates, eh?

This article on the BBC has wound me up. The government is urging graduates to consider a spell working abroad, whether in internships or volunteering, to avoid the worst of the recession. The advice is backed by the National Union of Students and is being handed out on leaflets at universities over the next couple of weeks. Just [...]

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Get Paid for Flash Mob Testing

We will be doing another Flash Mob Testing Session soon. It will be a paid opportunity for 5 testers. This is only on offer to paid up STC members. It will pay US$30 for no more than 2 hours of your time. There will also be volunteer opportunit...

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Tag it for the Software Testing Club

Ever seen something out on the web that may be of interest to us software testers? You want to let people know about it, but not sure how?

Well, now you can :)

If you use delicious and tag a web page with softwaretestingclub it will now appear on the right hand column under the heading 'Tag it for STC'.

Posted on 29 June 2009 at 8:48pm —

A call to join local groups

One of the things I believe in very much is to use the wonders of the internet to make a difference to us locally. This is why we are constantly encouraging members to join their local groups.

It may even lead to things like what Rob Lambert is doing - starting TRUS, a grass roots localised group for people to get together.

Take this as a kind request to find… Continue

Posted on 4 April 2009 at 12:27am — 1 Comment

Apologies for spammers. They've been banned.

Yesterday and today a couple of people (though I think it was the same person) signed up and tried to leave as many comments as possible on members pages within a very short timeframe.

I've been lucky to catch them quickly and ban them.

Should anyone come across spammy behaviour please let me know as we don't tolerate it here!

Posted on 18 March 2009 at 2:28pm — 2 Comments

A potential directory of software testing people, consultants and companies

Something that has been on my long list of wants has been to create some kind of list or directory of testing related people and/or companies.

So, I'm trying an experiment. Isn't life one big experiment?

Head on over to a new group I created and submit your details to the directory that we will publish.

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Posted on 20 February 2009 at 10:08pm — 1 Comment

ID Cards FAIL

In the UK they are trying to introduce ID cards. This is a government initiative that I believe people don't really want, especially with all the money being thrown at it.

However, this is a classic. They are making the ID cards, but have not put any consideration into card readers.

Ooops...

Posted on 6 February 2009 at 10:42am — 2 Comments

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At 7:40pm on 15 June 2009, Dale Emery said…: Thanks, Rosie.

I blog about a number of topics, some of which relate only peripherally to testing. If you'd prefer to feed only my testing posts, you can use the feed for my Testing category: http://cwd.dhemery.com/category/testing/feed/atom . I'm happy with whichever feed you want to use.

At 11:57am on 3 June 2009, Joe Strazzere said…: Rosie,

(I originally sent this to Phil. He asked that I send it to you.)

I'm just wondering about the criteria for including a blog feed in the TESTER FEEDS section of the home page.

Many of them are useful feeds from individual testers' blogs. Good stuff. Keep them coming!

But a few are clearly just marketing, with no useful professional content. For example, we've recently been treated to a series of "look, we've won an award" blog entries from uTest. I think this dilutes the usefulness of these feeds to include such marketing hype.

Keep up the good work.
-joe

At 5:07am on 22 May 2009, garima tiwari said…: Hello Rosie
this is garima,good to c u r group plz tell me any good cerftification in testing as i have 2 year experience in CDMA mobile application testing plz guide me waiting for your positive response

At 11:17pm on 1 May 2009, Rashid Ogunbambi said…: Hi Rosie, it appears the issue with the time settings on the blog page still exists, as I just edited an entry that I wrote last month at 0003 hours. However upon saving and checking the entry log, the clock read 1104 hours.
I'll send a screenshot by email shortly.

Regards

At 9:35am on 28 April 2009, manjinder said…: HI Rosie
I want to do QTP certification.Can u provide me the study material?

At 10:09pm on 7 April 2009, Rashid Ogunbambi said…: Hi Rosie
I've just observed the there is no BST/GMT configuration for this website. According to the time postings on the forum we are still 1 hour behind.

At 7:50pm on 19 March 2009, EDISTA said…: Possible spam from the member vivian60. A posting on my profile page below:

vivian60 said…Hello
My name is vera. i saw your profile today (www.softwaretestingclub.com) and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you more,and if you can send an email to my email address,i will give you my pictures here is my email address (Veraand00@yahoo.com)I believe we can move from here! Am waiting for your mail to my email address above because i have alot to tell you,
Lot's of love,Miss Vera.