Using Lean Thinking to Develop a Testing Mindset

Using Lean Thinking to Develop a Testing Mindset

Lean thinking emphasizes providing value to the customer and eliminating anything that is not beneficial. Testing is the vehicle for accumulating experience, insight, and education through a curious, humble, and methodical mindset. Practicing Lean thinking requires a genuine curiosity to better understand customers, a willingness to admit what doesn't work, and a methodical approach to testing. By thinking of testing as a mindset before a practice, businesses can continuously improve their products and services.

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