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Deviations So. I've been writing about a lot of different things. I said we'd focus on different things dealing with Quality when I first started, but Life kind of got in the way, you know, how it usually does. So I had to pivot and give myself a distraction from everything, mainly just to ramble as best I could and hope that it would work. I've got some views from it, nothing big, but I really should get back on the horse and try this again. So here we go. One of the biggest

One of the biggest things I've seen in my 8 years since I've started working in the industry is Networking. Nowadays you can't just apply for a job and hope for the best. You have to know someone, who knows someone. You have to reach out and interact and get to know folks in your industry in areas other than an interview in order to appeal to them and prove what you can offer. Now this isn't to say that this isn't how things always worked. I'm quite certain that people have b

An excerpt on an experience I had in a small start up that lead me on the path to a Quality Career.

Every Quality professional, every professional in general has their bumps and bruises from learning the ropes of their field. Some had it easier than others, and some had it worse. Sometimes we don't even realize that they're bumps and bruises until we've had enough time to think and look back. Which I think is often the best time. The thing I remember most about my first intro into the field of quality was my introduction into Quality Control. I was three months out of colle

Hello Everyone! So, to get us started, we'll be doing something I'll call Quality Quirks. Where we discuss the little (and possibly big) incidents that bring Quality personnel to where they are in their career. I'm sure there are a variety of different instances that can teach us different things, but there are also instances where things are just funny. Come along and join us, live a little, laugh a little, learn a little, and get quality content along the way.