Live Webinar May 28th, 2020, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

Too often, and even in this day and age, quality is still an afterthought.

Erika Chestnut  (LinkedIn profile) Senior QA Manager Calendly will share how she convinced her organization to think differently about quality, and the steps she took to transform QA from a review step into a significant source of value that has led to faster, higher-quality releases that are focused on improving the customer experience.

Learn the shift-left approach Calendly implemented to significantly reduce last-minute testing efforts for their multiple daily releases, to encourage collaboration and accountability, and to reduce test build times by more than half.

You will learn:

• How you can convince your teams to think about quality throughout the entire lifecycle of the product, from concept to development to delivery and beyond
• Why QA teams should be involved as early as requirements gathering, and how making this shift opens up opportunities for QA to do more thought-based testing
• How to improve collaboration with developers to create better test strategies that accelerate feedback loops and ensure alignment with defined requirements

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Presenter: Erika Chestnut Sr. QA Manager Calendly has been immersed in the world of Technology & Quality for 20+ years. She started her career as a developer, gained a deep understanding of businessprocesses, SDLC, and the role quality plays in achieving business goals. She is an empathetic servant leader who nurtures teams & individuals within organizations and deftly mentor squality assurance teams with a keen focus on excellence across product, process, and performance. She excels at creating quality best practice strategies and ensuring that quality is both supporting and supported at every step of the SDLC.

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