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Episode #11. Lord of the Tests: An Agile Tester’s Journey (opens the original)
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This episode is based on the article Lord of the Tests: An Agile Tester’s Journey by Alina Yuiko published on WeAreCommunity platform. It explores the Agile software development lifecycle by using an extended gaming metaphor to describe the professional journey of a software tester. The author compares sprint planning to character creation, where defining the scope and team capacity establishes the foundation for a successful mission. The analysis and development phases are depicted as early-gam
Episode #11. Root Cause Analysis in SAP Reporting: Why Most Issues Are Misdiagnosed (Part 2) (opens the original)
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This episode is based on the article Root Cause Analysis in SAP Reporting: Why Most Issues Are Misdiagnosed (Part 2) by Halina Vakaliuk published on WeAreCommunity platform, focusing on why many perceived technical bugs are actually misdiagnoses. Halina argues that issues often stem from misaligned expectations or vague KPI definitions rather than actual coding errors. By introducing the Illusion Pyramid, the source illustrates how factors like performance optimization and unexpected but valid d
Episode #10. Root Cause Analysis in SAP Reporting: Why Most Issues Are Misdiagnosed (Part 1) (opens the original)
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This episode is based on the article Root Cause Analysis in SAP Reporting: Why Most Issues Are Misdiagnosed (Part 1) by Halina Vakaliuk published on WeAreCommunity platform. It explores why SAP reporting issues are frequently misdiagnosed as technical bugs when they actually stem from non-technical misconceptions. The author introduces the Illusion Pyramid, a framework designed to help teams identify the genuine source of discrepancies before assuming the software code is flawed. Most investigat
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