For the recent few days I’ve been working on an initial version of the blog. It is still raw and requires a lot of design efforts, but finally I managed to publish my notes from the first five days. I’m in a constant need of validating my choice of the Continue Reading
Monday – the auspicious start of the week
After the rewarding weekend (I love mountains), I made a powerful start into the second week of my (r)evolution. I find it really important – to constantly keep the proper mindset and motivation to keep working. The Tester School is still all about theoretical basics of testing. I have to Continue Reading
The Day 5 — the End of the First Week
I decided to work and learn for 5 working days a week only. I need some rest and reset after the arduous week. Additionally, this may be a good reward for myself, if the week was really fruitful. Of course, I plan to omit the rule in case of potential Continue Reading
Fourth Day – First Crisis
If you work on your own, sometimes it is hard to learn and do anything else at the same time. The tasks are difficult, the deadlines are tight, the strengths are at a low ebb. Such was the past day for me. But if you want to change anything, you Continue Reading
The Day 3 – First Training
The first thing you have to do when changing your profession is to test if the newly discovered passion is suitable for you. But how to do it without proper basics of the topic? I decided to start with some not-so-extensive training in testing. My first contacts with this IT Continue Reading
Second Day – Scheduling
Turning an active translator to a software tester is somehow like turning a frog into a queen. And as life isn’t a fairy tale, you shouldn’t expect that one kiss will be enough. For me this requires revamping my entire life. As I’ve mentioned, I’m an active translator. This is Continue Reading
The First Day – The Idea
Imagine you work for decades in the same industry, doing in general the same tasks. At what point would you start to get bored? When would you start to crave for a change? In my case, it took nearly 20 years. I’m a translator. The translator’s work itself isn’t boring Continue Reading