When Good Quality Ideas Don't Stick: Lessons from a Failed Framework That I Loved
In my current pursuit to organize all of the knowledge I have stored across tools and apps, I've
Scrappy Isn’t Scalable
What Being the Oldest Daughter in an Immigrant Family Taught Me About Resourcefulness (and When It Stops Serving You)
The Lone Tester: Surviving and Thriving as The First QA Hire
I've been the "first QA" in three different ways over the course of my career: as
Half-Baked, Fully Shipped: Thoughts on “Quality” in DX Core 4
Something about the DX Core 4 has been quietly bugging me…
More specifically, about the “Quality” category and how something
Half-Baked, Fully Shipped: The Tradeoffs I’m Making With AI (And Why I’m Nervous)
I’ve been thinking a lot about AI lately.
I think a lot. About a lot of things. Probably too
Tech Debt Took Down 4chan (Not Hackers)
What the site-killing hack reveals about maintenance neglect, quality culture, and the failures that build up when no one’s watching.
Are flaky tests just… inevitable?
I had an interview earlier today.
Sometime during a chat with a possible future boss, a former colleague (now an
How to Translate QA Gaps into Hiring and Process Decisions
You’ve identified your quality gaps. Now what?
Knowing what’s broken doesn’t automatically tell you how to fix
How to Build the Right QA Team for Your Company
So, you’ve moved past the question "should we hire a QA?" and on to "what kind
Half-Baked, Fully Shipped: Toilet Paper, Software Quality, and the Problem You Didn’t See Coming
No deep-dive posts this week (sometimes life just be lifin’, y’all). Instead, here’s another Half-Baked, Fully Shipped, courtesy
