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The Community's Guide to Test Plans and Strategies
Are you responsible for test planning or strategy? Check out these resources on how to create robust plans
Sarah Deery
Learning and Development Lead
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My main aim is to help software testers turn their vast knowledge and skills into bite-sized chunks suitable for the community to digest.
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