I've been doing software testing form more than 20 years. I support the principles of the Context Driven School because I think they provide a good framework of ideas and principles that allows me to learn and grow as a tester.
Testing is a social activity that requires understanding the people who are affected when the product doesn't delivers what it promised, as one of the context driven principles says: "The product is a solution, If the problem isn’t solved, the product doesn’t work."
I've been doing testing in several industries, including Telecomm, NLP, Medical, Power Quality and Computer Vision
I've been very fortunate in leading group of testers where I try to put them in the best position for them to be successful