In this episode, Stu Day discusses the importance of testing and pushing ourselves outside of our comfort zones in both our personal and professional lives.

He draws parallels between his experience in bodybuilding and the software testing industry, highlighting the need for continuous improvement, adaptation, and feedback.

Stu encourages listeners to test themselves, try new things, and challenge their teams to deliver high-quality products. He emphasizes the value of context and real-world examples in connecting with others and fostering growth mindsets.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Episode Agenda

03:51 Pushing Outside Comfort Zones

16:47 Testing and Trying New Approaches

32:29 Feedback and Continuous Improvement

45:21 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this episode of Quality Talks, Chris and Stu, with the help of listeners contributions, discuss the question - What Is Quality?

Starting out by discussing whats been going on since the last episode and more importantly, the quality of Chris' tan lines :) before sharing their, and the listeners, experiences and perspectives on what quality means to them and how it has evolved over time.

They emphasise the importance of understanding and meeting customer expectations, as well as the need for continuous feedback and improvement. Touching on the subjective nature of quality and the importance of collaboration and communication in delivering high-quality products and services.

Oh....and they also announce the first ever winner of the podcasts free merch give away :)

In this episode of Quality Talks, Stu and Chris discuss their careers. Starting with way back where it all began. They also delve into what they love about the industry, pivotal moments, pet hates and what advice they would give to their younger selves and others.

In this episode of Quality Talks, Stu and Chris discuss their careers. Starting with way back where it all began. They also delve into what they love about the industry, pivotal moments, pet hates and what advice they would give to their younger selves and others.