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Bugs in the wild
We see them, we feel them, we experience them. And it's important we take note of them. Bugs are everywhere.
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Community Lead at Ministry of Testing
Hello, I'm Simon. Since 2003 I've had various roles in testing, tech leadership and coaching. I believe in the power of collaboration, creativity and community.
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A bunch of useful stuff for roles that cover leadership AND hands on testing/engineering.
Adam Foy
1. Visit https://www.ministryoftesting.com/memories 2. Create a new memory and share one leadership idea that you practice 3. Upload a short 99 second video or write it, plus add an appropriate image. We'll spot it and add it to this collection.
Simon Tomes
What is critical thinking? How does critical thinking support testing and help us build better software? What critical thinking approaches can I learn? This collection aims to answer many questions related to critical thinking.
Simon Tomes
On the 1st & 2nd of October 2025 we're back in Brighton for TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
In financial services and other integration-heavy environments, testing is often blocked by API dependencies. Test data is missing; third party sandboxes are not always reliable; microservices compound the challenge.
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