Nov 4, 2021

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How to Rescue a Failed Test Automation?

Tips on how to rescue failed test automation technically, and more importantly, address the subtle human factors

Over the last 10 years, I have successfully rescued many failed test automation in different software projects using the same technical formula. I was unable to rescue some as well, due to human factors. In…

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Test automation & CT coach, author, speaker and award-winning software developer. Help teams succeed with Agile/DevOps by implementing real Continuous Testing.

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