Regardless of what we do, we need to be learning all the time. Many times it is only the application. Sometimes it is new methods and processes. Sometimes it is new ways to analyse, develop or test an application. It may be new languages or new tools. Perhaps most importantly, we learn different ways of dealing with people.

Janet Gregory shares ideas about how to approach this learning curve and the different influences which help us succeed.

Just a thought . . . You might also be interested in:

• Practical Agile Testing with Janet Gregory
• David Laribee's Leading Lean/Agile Teams
• Robert Schneider's Service Testing with soapUI
• Kevlin Henney's Agile Development for Developers

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