Your job? Do the next right thing.

Many of you have probably heard "do the next right thing" in some context, whether a children's movie song or a self-improvement program, but it definitely applies to software test improvement.  Every tester should be empowered to find and do the next right thing.  At every step in the day, we should be analyzing our options for paths forward and seeking better solutions.  But what about the process?  Well, this isn't a license to do everything your own way but it is a license to propose process improvements!

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