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Hero that guards my nightly rest Derk-Jan de Grood Rabobank – june 2013 1

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This presentation explains how to align with the business by asking the right questions and how to include people aspect in you test strategy. It explains how fear determines the project success according to the flow theory of Csikszentmihalyi

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Hero that guards my nightly rest

Derk-Jan de GroodRabobank – june 2013

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Understand the 3

pilars

Objectives

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Increase added value of testing

Get more out

of your w

ork

Promote a self check

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A little history

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Some views on testing

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Traditional views

Checking (Not finding bugs)

QA (to much on how it should)

Manual(to much labor)

Context (no link with governance and acceptance)

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Testing

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Madrid, 4th-7th of June 201222

Bug finding

Intelligence

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Factual

Emotional

Answer

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Value in

Shorter time to market

Better software

Compliancy

And….

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Comfort

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Why there is a need for…Comfort

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A successful project

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Time

Scope

Q

Budget

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How many of

the projects fail?

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Why projects fail

Unclear and shifting goals

Unrealistic time and resource estimation

Lack of expertise

Insufficient overview on progress, quality and attention points

Insufficient management commitment

Inability to work as a team

Complexity

Lack of stakeholder involvement

No steering information

No eye for human aspect

Incompetent management

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Project experience

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Maximum achievable

Time

Eup

horia

Euphoria & Idealism Deception Realization Fulfillment

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Fear

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What are we afraid of….?

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Consequences of fear…

Hidden resources

Manipulating results

Ignoring risks

Exaggerating risks

Not reporting problems

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Micro management

Transferring fear

Hiding our heads in the sand

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Fear blocks improvements, collaboration & adequate project management

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Flow according to Csikszentmihalyi

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Fear gradations

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Grip

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Overview

InsightCommitment

Influence

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Define a teststrategy

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Focus on outcome rather than activities

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Test strategy

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Goal

Succes factors

Challenges

Unc

erta

intie

s

Worries

Fears

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Test activity completed

What does this mean for the stakeholder?

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Fact

Advantage +

Benefit 29

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To what present did you contribute ...

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Dare to be imprecise

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Afspraken

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Resume

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Design for traceability

Factual

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How many do have good

traceability?

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My dashboard takes ….to generate

Less than 10 minutes About an hour Half a day More than half a day To much time, we estimate instead

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Dashboard

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Tags

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Risks

Qua

lity

attr

ibut

es

Parts

And/or• Business

scenario’s• Usecases• Product• Services• Claims• Usergroups• Etc…

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Tell a good test story

Emotional

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Goal

Challenge

Choices

Problems

Impact

Result

Benefit

Situation

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Standing meeting

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Pass on… the present

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Wauw, it works even better with scrum…

SCRUM

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It’s a small step for the team,

but a great step for the Business

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Test strategy

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Goal

Succes factors

Challenges

Unc

erta

intie

s

Worries

Fears

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Wrap-up

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Wrap-up

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Know how to give a present

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Derk-Jan

ValoriColtbaan 4a3439 NG NIEUWEGEINThe Netherlands

[email protected]+31(0)651807878www.valori.nl@DerkJanDeGroodhttp://djdegrood.wordpress.com

Derk-Jan

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And to receive one…

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Eh…thanks…