Testing Mixtapes with Lena Pejgan
Blog post from Qase
Testing Mixtapes: quality beats, curated by testers is an interview series by Qase that explores the backgrounds and passions of leaders in the QA and software testing industries, including Lena Pejgan, who transitioned from software development to focus on organizational growth and testing. Lena is the creator of "Would Heu-risk It?", a card deck and book designed to help testers think creatively about risk and heuristics, inspired by a collaboration with Lisa Crispin and the concept of gamification. The cards encourage users to explore personal strengths and weaknesses and serve as prompts for risk identification and test design. Despite initial setbacks with traditional publishing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lena opted for self-publishing through platforms like Amazon KDP and Leanpub, encouraged by peers like Janet Gregory. Lena's advice to the testing community is to recognize and communicate personal value, and her Testing Mixtape playlist reflects themes of risk and software testing, inspired by songs like "Oops I Did It Again" and "Take a Chance on Me." The Testing Mixtapes series was inspired by the Tester’s Island Discs podcast, continuing its legacy by highlighting valuable community members.
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