and read about how testers have some stigma attached in some circles, often (incorrectly) being perceived as being sub-par techs or programmers who couldn't hack it. Yesterday my daughters were watching the best Christmas movie ever made, Elf. I had to laugh at the part where when Buddy couldn't keep up with the Elves in toy-making, they sent him to where the "special elves" worked -- in toy testing. So the testing stigma has spread even to the north pole!
Elf and the Stigma of Testing...
In my Software Testing class we've talked and read about how testers have some stigma attached in some circles, often (incorrectly) being perceived as being sub-par techs or programmers who couldn't hack it. Yesterday my daughters were watching the best Christmas movie ever made, Elf. I had to laugh at the part where when Buddy couldn't keep up with the Elves in toy-making, they sent him to where the "special elves" worked -- in toy testing. So the testing stigma has spread even to the north pole!
and read about how testers have some stigma attached in some circles, often (incorrectly) being perceived as being sub-par techs or programmers who couldn't hack it. Yesterday my daughters were watching the best Christmas movie ever made, Elf. I had to laugh at the part where when Buddy couldn't keep up with the Elves in toy-making, they sent him to where the "special elves" worked -- in toy testing. So the testing stigma has spread even to the north pole!
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