Agile Testing Days 2020~ 2 min.

This year, the Agile Testing Days have been happening as an online conference. And what can I say – the organizers made an amazing job transferring the great atmosphere online. Awesome speakers, talks, activities – the only thing missing was hugging people in person. But still, we have been very connected through the chat during the talks and the virtual bars in the evening. I joined from the comfort of my home and, as usual, made sketchnotes of the talks that I have attended. I hope you enjoy them and learn a little from them about the great content of the presentations.

DAY 1

It is always about you

José Diaz

How to keep your agility as a tester

Ard Kramer

Code review is (not) for testers?

Uros Stanisic

From ego to self-awareness

Ramit Manohar Kaul

Automation Addiction

Huib Schoots & Paul Holland

Being fully you – to the workplace and beyond

Gitte Klitgaard

How I became Agile when it came to mental health

Maryam Umar

Designing Your Tests Up to Fail

Jenny Bramble

Testing games is not a game

Ismael Sánchez Villar

Level Up: Playing the Automation Game

Angie Jones

DAY 2

Testing is not the goal!

Rob Meaney

How to fail at automation

Anastasia Chicu

Make meetings work

Joep Schuurkes

The Last Talk on Software Testing

Rahul Verma

Anchors Aweigh

Jeannette Washington

Dreams don’t work unless you do

Raj Subrameyer

Dear Mrs Aquafresh: Bottling this girl’s confidence

Clare Norman

DAY 3

Beyond the bugs

Rick Tracy

Bulletproof Test Environments

Emanuil Slavov

Extreme learning situations as testers

Christian Baumann

The Art of Asking Questions

Smita Mishra

Introducing psychological safety in a tribe

Gitte Klitgaard & Morgan Ahlström

Preventing burnout while working in the Tech industry

Raj Subrameyer

Embracing conflict without the Drama

Kemmy Raji

New Role, New Tool, Same Ol’ Problems

Amanda Baker

Let it go

Nicola Sedgwick

I still can’t really believe, the Agile Testing Days are already over, and I am very much looking forward to next year’s edition. If you have been an attendee as well – let me know how you have liked it. I hope that you find my sketchnotes useful and that you could take some valuable information from them. If you want to get one or more of them in high-res – just write to me.