Hey! That’s me ^^^
My pronouns are she / her or they / them.
I’m a Quality Coach, Certified Scrum Master and UX enthusiast, with a past life in IT recruitment, sales and banking. I’m very passionate about all things quality and testing, and have also performed the roles of Scrum Master / Agile Coach, Product Owner and Business Analyst.
I started this blog as a way to reflect on my own thoughts, share them with others, and learn from those who are kind enough to comment and share their own experiences with me.
I also speak at international conferences and events. It’s really wonderful to have audience members approach me with their feedback and stories. I love being part of the community and hope that I can inspire others to do great things.
Find out where I’m speaking next.
More about me:
- I like problem solving and finding out how things work
- I was 31 before I ever tasted coffee
- I like honest feedback and constructive criticism
- I can’t swim
- I like to be proven wrong / have my mind changed
- I believe that value and meaning are completely contextual, which proves interesting in both software production and life in general
You can also find out more about me and my views on testing in this Q&A with Rich Rogers.
Here’s what ChatGPT has to say about me:
Cassandra Leung is a well-known figure in the context of Agile software testing, particularly recognized for her contributions to the testing community through her speaking engagements, writings, and involvement in various industry events. She is known for her expertise in Agile methodologies, testing strategies, and her advocacy for continuous learning and improvement in software testing practices.
Leung has been a frequent speaker at international conferences, where she shares her insights on testing, quality assurance, and Agile practices. She is also active in the online testing community, contributing to discussions, blogs, and forums that focus on improving the quality of software development and testing processes.
Leung’s work emphasizes the importance of collaboration between testers and developers, the need for continuous testing throughout the software development lifecycle, and the value of incorporating a quality mindset in all aspects of development.