Until relatively recently, the chances are that if you were a tester on a project, you’d be one of a number of such people. You’d have other members of the team to try ideas out, share the workload, cover for you when you're away.
With the recent drive towards agile, we’re seeing the makeup of the team change dramatically. Projects can typically be supported by much smaller teams working permanently to evolve the product. This can often result in there only being a single tester on a team.
What are the challenges being the sole tester on such a project? How can you work with these constraints? Mike Talks shares with you the output of a series of workshops held within his test team about how they're dealing with changing times.

Key learnings
How the iron triangle applies to testing
Constraints which agile places upon us
Where to get help
Redefining the test role
Where to look for help