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I don't care if it's just optics; having a post about this on your current employers blog platform makes me highly suspicions, no matter how many people share his opinion
So he goes to microsoft?
http://googletesting.blogspot.ca/2009/06/james-whittaker-joi...
Earlier quoted context omitted.
ironically, i did not mean for this to go through as I was trying to locate the discussion on it.. obviously the url regex ain't working for this corner-case.
I'm not a fan of frequent reposting (if the last submission was a week or month ago) but once a year is tolerable :) "I was trying to locate the discussion on it.. obviously the url regex ain't working for this corner-case" I copy-pasted the url in the box. There are a few results: https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=http%3A%2F...
Shouldn't the title be Quitting Google instead? This title sounds like Google is quitting, when instead an employee quit Google.
Hate to be that guy, but who is James Whittaker? (nice writeup, as it mirrors the feelings many of my google friends feel)
He's done a few books, including one he co-authored called How Google Tests Software, which is a fairly pragmatic discussion of large-scale testing practices at Google. (I'm not sure if this is still the case, but Nooglers used to read this book as a part of their orientation.)
Shouldn't the title be Quitting Google instead? This title sounds like Google is quitting, when instead an employee quit Google.
Right. That's what I thought while clicking the link "Google quitting what ? "
Are Google's driverless car just a way to show more ads? Instead of driving a car you could be watching an ad.