 | Ben Simo This blog contains some deep thoughts, some half-baked ideas, and some rambling sentiments of Ben Simo. |
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 | Cem Kaner's Blog This blog is on the craft and community of software testing. Cem Kaner's career focuses on the satisfaction and safety of software customers and developers. He blends legal, psychological, technical, educational, sales, customer relations and general business perspectives into a fascinating slice of human activity. |
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 | James Bach's Blog This is a blog about testing as a skilled human activity. James Bach promotes context-driven methodology, which is the only kind of methodology that makes sense to him. |
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 | Michael Bolton This blog is about Michael Bolton's observations on software testing and quality. He is a bright and engaging thinker with a passion for professional development. |
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 | Pradeep Soundararajan "Some birds aren't meant to be caged. Their feathers are too bright" - Morgan Freeman in the movie Shawshank Redemption on Andy Dufrense. This blog is from one such bird, who couldn't be caged by companies who mandate testers to test through scripts! Pradeep Soundararajan welcomes you to Tester Tested! |
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 | Sajjadul Hakim James Bach says, "Testing is the INFINITE PROCESS of comparing the INVISIBLE to the AMBIGUOUS so as to avoid the UNTHINKABLE happening to the ANONYMOUS!" Sajjadul Hakim accepts the challenge! This blog is about his experiences in software testing and how it can inspire others. |
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 | Shrini Kulkarni This blog is a stop over for ideas, arguments, tips and tricks about the fascinating world of software testing. James Bach said, "My vote for the World's Most Inquisitive Tester is Shrini Kulkarni". |
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