New Journey of SDeT QA, a dash of UI/UX, and Pure Software Development
My more recent theme I've noticed in my career was an emphasis on communication and soft skills which I can confidently say that many in the tech industry do not possess. Even more so now with A.I. being front and center as a disrupter, I believe that it highlights more and more for the need of proper soft skills to be of higher priority. This also applies for non-tech and just a general reflection of white collar office environments where few organizations and leadership encourage / foster compassionate work teams, and to a certain degree: competent leadership, which then translates to job satisfaction all around. With that said though, I had an epiphany on my tech blog writing in wanting these initial paragraphs to lean towards a "TL;DR" (too long, didn't read) in case you choose not to indulge in my longer prose. TL;DR Basically I got a chance to experience a full product owner, UI/UX, pure software developer role, and of course my native QA / SDeT prowess, when t...
