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We're going on a bug hunt!
Ideas to support your bug reporting and exploratory testing efforts
She/Her
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community building.
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All the talks from our software testing conference in Manchester
Diana Dromey
Stu Day and Chris Henderson dive deep into the world of interviewing, with reflections on their roles has hiring managers. Plus discussions with those who are currently open to work and who have recently secured a new role.
Simon Tomes
Follow this list of community resources to kickstart your API testing journey
Sarah Deery
AI-Powered Test Automation Built for the Modern Enterprise
An educational tool to explore Risk Analysis and Quality Strategy building with the whole team.
For the advancement of software testing and quality engineering
No-Code Test Automation with Low-Code integration via Robot Framework and TestBench
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