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Artem Grygorenko


Original mentorship program "Way to a QA Team Leader" 


The program will be helpful to Senior QA engineers who want to become a QA lead or those who have just become a lead.

Why should you join now?

Now is the time when you should develop and learn so that later you can show the result that will be evaluated at the performance review.The changes implemented by the team leader do not work immediately, their results become evident over time, so the sooner you start implementing changes, the sooner you will have a chance to get a promotion.

Who is the mentor?

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Artem Grygorenko

QA Coach | 10+ years professional experience

QA Coach with ten years of experience in various companies, from outsourcing to product companies. Work in many web projects, corporate security projects, and even blockchain.
I have been mentoring and consulting for 8 years. For the past 4 years, I've worked with team leaders and directors.Trained more than 20 QA leaders (both group and personal training). And more than 100 QAs of various calibers.Was involved in project estimation for 10,000 hours (fixed price).
In my work, I use not only mentoring and consulting approaches but also coaching approach which helps to reveal people through their inner potential. It not only helps to solve work issues, and helps to learn more about yourself and take confident steps forward.


Program 2.0

After the first group, I made new high-quality updates

● Artem as a mentor
● Buddy system
● Improved homework
● Interaction with the company and management
● Weekly group calls
● 2 one-on-one calls with Artem at the beginning and end of the program
● Recorded videos on the platform
● All necessary templates for quick learning of the program
● Interaction with the company and management
● Additional module before the start of studies
● Partnerships with recruiting agencies and recruiters
● It is possible to practice mentoring if there are no subordinates

Group mentorship

QA Lead.
How not to fail and be a good Leader.

The program consists of 10 main modules

  • Module 1. Who is the QA Lead.

    Objective: To understand the role of the QA Lead and be able to identify the key skills and knowledge required to perform this role effectively. Develop a development plan for your skills based on your job expectations.
    Achievement:
    Created personal development plan for 3-6-9 months according to context and personal goal. 2. Expectations from your work are set and agreed with relevant stakeholders.

  • Module 2. Communicating and collaborating with stakeholders.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to communicate and collaborate effectively with stakeholders, including communicating QA results and recommendations, working with cross-functional teams, and managing relationships with external partners.
    Achievement: A scheme of communications with stakeholders was built (visually in the form of a scheme).Effective methods of communication both within the own team and outside are chosen (organized internal meetings with the team, 1-1 meetings, reporting methods (if there is reporting), and the team's status).

  • Module 3. Managing a QA team.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to effectively manage a quality control team, including setting goals and objectives, developing team culture, and managing team performance
    Achievement:
    A structural diagram of the team was developed, and an understanding of its capacity (whether it is possible for it to grow or not).
    A roadmap for the development of the team for the next 1 year has been drawn up.

  • Module 4. People development.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to work with subordinates and conduct 1-on-1 meetings.
    Achievements: - Developed development plans for 1-2 subordinates (SMART).
    - Made profiles of your subordinates.
    - Various knowledge about feedback.

  • Module 5. Manage QA activities.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to effectively create test plans and manage the quality assurance process.
    Achievements:
    - Developed test plan for upcoming features.
    - Template for estimates and tasks with a management report (Microsoft Project)
    - Developed dashboard in Jira (optional).

  • Module 6. Leading continuous improvement.

    Objective: Learn to identify areas for improvement, implement process and quality improvement initiatives, and use data and metrics to measure the effectiveness of implemented activities.
    Achievements: A plan for improving the testing and quality assurance processes for TPI Next has been developed.

  • Module 7. QA Metrics and reporting.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to collect and analyze quality control metrics, create reports on quality control activities and results, and use these reports for continuous improvement.
    Achievement:
    - Conducted research and identified key metrics of the testing process, product quality, or components.
    - Developed tools for effective monitoring of these metrics.

  • Module 8. Risk Management.

    Objective: To learn to identify and assess risks using different methods.Understand how risks affect the testing process and test activities
    Achievement:
    A risk matrix has been developed that includes priorities, mitigation plans, and more.

  • Module 9. QA Hiring.

    Objective: By the end of this topic, students will be able to identify and attract the best quality assurance professionals, conduct interviews and evaluations, and make effective hiring decisions.
    Achievement:
    - The flow of hiring an employee has been developed. Test tasks and key questions are required.
    - There is also a description of the vacancy, the project.
    - Understand the methods/approaches to hiring employees

  • Module 10. Personal and group reflection.

    Objective: To complete the final week, sum up the learning, and outline future work. Learn to reflect both independently and in a group.
    Achievement:
    - There is an understanding of where to move forward as a manager. What to work on and what to explore.
    - Summary of work during the course (share successes or failures).
    - There is an understanding of different ways of reflection. And the ability to do personal reflection and in a group (in a team)

Prices

Two options to join after you successfully pass the pre-screening
There is an internal installment plan for 2 or 3 payments. You can also pay through the company.

Standard

$1500

for the whole mentorship

Recorded videos
2 meetings 1-1 with Artem
Group chat with everyone
Templates are required to master the program
Additional materials

VIP

$2100

for the whole mentorship

Everything in the first + Artem as Buddy and personal chat with Artem, direct interaction
5 additional meetings 1-1
Only 3 spots

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FAQ

  • How often are the meetings?

    Group meeting every week. There are 2 more one-on-ones with Artem and recorded video lessons on the Notion platform.

  • Can I pay by several parts?

    Of course. You can pay 1/2 or 1/3 now and split into 2 or 3 payments respectively.

  • Is there an option to pay through the company?

    So. Tell me about it at the pre-screening and we will arrange it for the company

  • How long is the program?

    On average, it is designed for 3 months and then there is still feedback for 6 months.

  • Who gives a feedback?

    I give feedback on all homework. You get detailed answers from me