One of the challenges for any company is getting the right people involved to discuss ideas and make decisions. If you send an email and miss people out who feel they should be involved they may feel upset and disenchanted. If you send the same email to a huge distribution list people will reply just because they feel they should which creates noise and chatter.

So how do you get the right people involved? Using a company forum rather than email is a good solution. This will allow people to read about the topics they are interested in and get involved if they feel they have something valuable to add.

With Social Squared having email integration, it allows the best of both worlds as people can use the forums straight from Outlook or their mobile email client as well as the browser.

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• Ralph Waldo Emerson (precursore)


• Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914 fondatore del pragmatismo americano, semiotico, logico e matematico)


• William James (psicologo e filosofo)


• George Herbert Mead (filosofo e sociologo)


• John Dewey (Filosofia dell'educazione)


• Reinhold Niebuhr (teologo e critico sociale)


• Giovanni Papini (pragmatista italiano)


• Giuseppe Prezzolini (pragmatista italiano)


• Giovanni Vailati (pragmatista analitico italiano)


• Mario Calderoni (pragmatista analitico italiano)


• Josiah Royce (collega di James, spesso associato col Neohegelismo)


• George Santayana (spesso non considerato come pragmatista canonico)


• Ferdinand Canning Scott Schiller


• Jane Addams


• James Tufts


• Edward Ames


• Alain Locke


• Charles Morris

• Affekt = eccitazione, passione
• Stimmung = stato d'animo, disposizione di spirito, umore, ambiente, atmosfera, clima, opinione pubblica, accordatura
• Wut = furia, furore, ira, rabbia
• Trauer = tristezza, lutto
• Melancholie = malinconia
• Gefühl = sentimento, emozione, sensazione, senso, tatto
• Gemüt = animo, sentimento, indole
• Erregung = eccitazione, agitazione
• Sinnlichkeit = sensualità
• Gelassenheit = calma
• Seele = anima, animo, sentimento, cuore
• Mut = coraggio
• Trieb = istinto, pulsione, impulso, inclinazione, tendenza
• Geist = spirito, ingegno, anima, fantasma
• Sehnsucht = desiderio, brama, nostalgia
• Sympathie = simpatia
• Schwermut = malinconia
• Sucht = assuefazione, mania, smania
• Lust = gioia, piacere, voglia, desiderio
• Begierde = desiderio, voglia, brama, sete
• Sensibilität = sensibilità
• Innerlichkeit = interiorità, profondità di sentimenti
• phlegmatisch= flemmatico
• Leidenschaft = passione
• Empfindung = sensazione, sentimento
• Emotionell = emozionale, emotivo
• Affektivität = affettività
• Abscheu = ribrezzo, ripugnanza, repulsione
• Glück = fortuna, successo, felicità
• Angst = paura, timore, ansia

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For transparency, I speak from the perspective of someone who has written code. I’ve written automated checks in VB and C#, and created small scripts in other languages to help me do bits and pieces. However, I don’t write code on a daily basis and I am by no means proficient in any particular programming language. It can feel quite hard to admit that when I see what everyone else is doing, and at times I’ve wondered if I could be much better at my job if I sat down and invested the time in becoming more skilled at it.

When I became a tester I had some experience in using the Command line, and writing SQL queries. I came from a tech support background, but hadn’t really been exposed to writing code. I’ve spent most of my testing career to date exploring, investigating, learning and discovering without coding. Though I fully realise that exploratory testing and programming are not mutually exclusive. In my current role it’s becoming more and more necessary for me to understand and write code, so I’m learning as I go along and getting assistance from others.  

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