An open letter to the ISTQB

[Brian Osman]

Keith Kain (Head of Barclay's GTC) recently published an open letter to the ISTQB - http://qualityremarks.com/an-open-letter-to-the-istqb/?goback=.gde_690977_member_235895136 ...

Also circulating with this is an online petition asking the ISTQB to report back on the questions Keith raises... http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/istqb-foundations-exam-review/

[Andrew Robins]

I have just signed.

On 29 April 2013 09:32, Brian Osman <brian...@gmail.com> wrote:

Keith Kain (Head of Barclay's GTC) recently published an open letter to the ISTQB - http://qualityremarks.com/an-open-letter-to-the-istqb/?goback=.gde_690977_member_235895136 ...

Also circulating with this is an online petition asking the ISTQB to report back on the questions Keith raises... http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/istqb-foundations-exam-review/

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[Tessa Benzie]

Me too!

[Aaron Hodder]

I'm lucky number 13

[David Greenlees]

i'm lucky number 90...

is that lucky?

[Craig McKirdy]

Very interesting.   My own recollection is that the exam was much more difficult in regards to how the questions were asked than they were in the course provided practice exams. I later found out that the exam here is set by ANZTB whereas the course and practice exams are from the ASTQB.

[Brian Osman]

Yesterday , i posted the same thing on the ANZTB linkedin group and as of now my post has not appeared. Whilst I acknowledge that its entirely within their right to moderate whatever message/post they like, it doesn't show them as a transparent organisation and in fact (in my opinion) lends weight to a perceived "forget and neglect" policy ANZTB might have on being challenged.

Silence does say a lot sometimes... :)