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Martin Byker has many years’ experience in Software Quality Engineering and has worked on many projects and saved the bacon of many project managers. Currently he is a tubist, a brewer of beer, and Quality Coach with a strong leaning towards Agile, Lean, and getting stubborn organizations to do things better.
ther told him that he took too long to get dressed in the mornings, and that firefighters needed to get dressed very quickly (which led to a failed experiment involving a pair of pants, 2 chairs, shoe laces, and a 5-year-old kid trying to jump into the pair of pants). So, instead of becoming a firefighter, he became a Software Engineer….and he has since been fighting fires for 19 years…
