Some great advice and content there Randy…it’s interesting to see a perspective from the US. In the UK media, US folks are portrayed as work work work, zero holidays…I wonder how you ever get a chance to recharge. A lot of this would apply to devs and other folks as well as testers, but recently I’ve had a similar direction change in my career. More focus on specific skills and learning at my own speed and in my own time, giving more time for myself and my family despite the demands of the work and the community being a challenge. I’ve found a great job that gives me that flexibility, being able to work from home as little or as much as I need. Great stuff. 🙂
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