Testing Day with James Bach | Full Day Workshop on Real Testing

Jun 25 '19 | 10:00 AM (IST)

Event Information

Hello Bengaluru Testers,

Here is once in a decade opportunity to learn Testing from one of the Best Tester in the world.

Yes, James Bach is doing an Full Day workshop with us this June 25th, 2019.

Who should attend?

Anyone who want to excel as a Tester.
Anyone looking to unLearn the wrong and learn the right about Testing.
Test Leads, Test Managers looking to get better results from the Testing they and their team does.
Anyone who wants to explore the beauty of real Testing.
Anyone who wants to learn to Test Faster and Better.
Anyone who wants to Test and learn to Test better with one of the Best Tester in the world.

Event Schedule
10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on 25th June, 2019 | Bangalore

Event Outline:

Bring your laptop and prepare to do some real testing.

Every professional tester should be able to test a new feature that is put in front of him, regardless of whether that feature has a good spec or no spec at all. Every tester should be able to test without a script telling him what to do.

Every tester should be able to plot test strategy and explain that strategy to his clients. Come to this workshop and be challenged to do all these things by James Bach, author of Lessons Learned in Software Testing and creator of the Rapid Software Testing methodology.

We will stop along the way to discuss methods and review your work. This will be a class for people who are serious about testing.

Among many other things, Heuristic Test Strategy model is one of the thing we’ll discuss and learn.

Learn from James how to Test Better, and Faster.

More about James Bach

James is CEO of Satisfice, Inc, company dedicated to teaching and consulting in Software Testing. He is a Founding Member of Rapid Software Testing(RST) Methodology.

He started in the Software business as a programmer. He likes programming. But He finds the problems of software quality analysis and improvement more interesting than those of software production. For him, there’s something very compelling about the question “How do I know my work is good?” Indeed, how do I know anything is good? What does good mean? That’s why He got into Software Testing, in 1987.

James is also the author of books like “Lessons Learned in Software Testing: A Context-Driven Approach” and “Secrets of a Buccaneer-Scholar: How Self-Education and the Pursuit of Passion Can Lead to a Lifetime of Success“.

Know more about James here-