"Agile is an excellent opportunity for QA to take leadership of the processes. Rather than take a back seat while developers drive the ship, testers can now take the lead".

"Who else is better placed to bridge the gap to understand … what is required, how it can be achieved and how it can be assured prior to deployment? This requires tester to be be fluent in agile themselves".

With bold statements like these, I receive quite a few emails from testers with concerns about switching to agile. Continue to see TesterTroubles Q & A.

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