The 2 Minute Tester: 33 Routines to make you a better tester

I like how informal the events are explained. I am an experienced tester and I’m always seeking ways to improve and enhance my skills in this subject. Most tester are aware that the learning in this topic is continuous and this enjoyable book certainly helps with that. Well recommended for novice and experts in the field.

It’s a good book well written and it’s good for quick reference and prepping for job interviews and also as a study guide.

Highly recommend this book, David is a true expert and each technique is really effective and also easy to implement. I am already seeing results using some of these

I like how the book is spilt into 2 minute reads. It has some really helpful advice. Would definitely recommend

Easy read, practical points that I have already tried in my office. Good read.

The book holds some quite useful tips and advice. However, the kindle version is unreadable in several chapters, particularly the SWOT table and some of the lists used. The kindle version has merged the page numbers and header into the text, so as you read you are constantly being interrupted by irrelevant text.The irony, of course, is that this book about testing clearly hasn’t been tested in all available formats.