Session: Shift-Left Principles - Practical Ways of Overcoming Objections and Effective Collaboration
Facilitate and encourage genuine dialogue about the Shift-Left Principles and discuss practical ways to introduce quality, testing and performance early on in the software development life cycle—even before development starts. Teams often adopt new ideas and concepts which make sense and work well in many projects. Although the real test happens when these principles are implemented within teams which allows for a better understanding of the success/challenges experienced during the projects.
Lead Test Designer/Engineer, Shola Awoyode, is passionate about breaking down walls between teams to promote effective collaboration, communication, and transparency during projects. She has collaborated with developers, product owners/managers, and quality assurance engineers in the tech industry throughout her career. Shola's talks and workshops have resulted in a higher level of quality, increased accountability and buy-in from all stakeholders during the software development process.
Bio
Shola Awoyode, an speaker, coach, and author, possesses a remarkable ability to connect with diverse audiences. Having worked extensively in the financial industry and possessing a strong background in communication, Shola uniquely understands the economic impact of her expertise. Her insights go beyond the technicalities of financial technology; Shola not only empowers individuals on a personal level but also contributes to the broader success of companies.
Her speaking engagements have transcended varied demographics, engaging both executive-level audiences and those within targeted sectors, such as non-profit organizations working with specific communities. As an experienced Lead Quality Assurance Test Designer/Engineer at a financial tech company, Shola seamlessly combines her technical expertise with a passion for communication. She is recognized for collaborating effectively within teams and facilitating interactive workshops at conferences.