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Pair programming
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Expert Generalists
26 Jun
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Zero bug policy
A blue whiteboard marker on a table next to 4 yellow post-its sticked to it reading "It works on my machine" (fun scenario), "bluescreen of death" (fun scenario), "broken link" (common issue) and "double click" (user action). Those were my points when I was on a roll and still convinced I would win this...
MoT Berlin's Testionary - or how to draw a double click
Nadja Schulz
Nadja Schulz
Forget about Pictionary - here comes Testionary, MoT Berlin's version of the fun game with a testing twist! The players choose from diff...
'MoT' graffiti tag on a wall in Leipzig, Germany
MoT in the Wild: Street Art
Nadja Schulz
Nadja Schulz
Some street art that brightoned up my day! (spotted in Leipzig, Germany)
So Long, Jenkins! Hello, GitHub Actions! Pipedrive’s Big CI/CD Switch image
So Long, Jenkins! Hello, GitHub Actions! Pipedrive’s Big CI/CD Switch
25 Jun
Augmenting Penetration Testing Methodology with Artificial Intelligence – Part 3: Arcanum Cyber Security Bot image
Augmenting Penetration Testing Methodology with Artificial Intelligence – Part 3: Arcanum Cyber Security Bot
25 Jun
From Buggy Beginnings to AI-Powered Quality: A Conversation with Cristiano Caetano image
From Buggy Beginnings to AI-Powered Quality: A Conversation with Cristiano Caetano
25 Jun
Can You Design for Someone You Don’t Understand? The Role of Personas in Cross-Cultural UX Design image
Can You Design for Someone You Don’t Understand? The Role of Personas in Cross-Cultural UX Design
25 Jun
The IKEA Effect: A UX Researcher's Guide to Building Stakeholder Buy-In image
The IKEA Effect: A UX Researcher's Guide to Building Stakeholder Buy-In
25 Jun
The software engineering "squeeze" image
The software engineering "squeeze"
25 Jun
How to handle team conflict as a first-time manager image
How to handle team conflict as a first-time manager
25 Jun
What does the future look like for quality coaching? image
What does the future look like for quality coaching?
The role of a quality coach is growing. But what might the future look like.
Win $250: Test APIs with Postman image
Win $250: Test APIs with Postman
25 Jun
Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM): A How-To Guide image
Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM): A How-To Guide
25 Jun
Smarter Testing with GenAI: From Exploratory Ideas to Automated Scripts image
Smarter Testing with GenAI: From Exploratory Ideas to Automated Scripts
25 Jun
A light blue background with a white speech bubble in the center containing the quote: "Imagine being a detective who knows how to use forensic tools. Just as a detective needs to understand evidence collection techniques without necessarily being a forensic scientist, a technical tester needs to understand how systems work without necessarily being a developer." The quote is attributed to "— Manish Saini" in the bottom right of the speech bubble. In the top right corner of the background, there's a circular gold badge with "certification" and "MoT-STEC" written on it. In the bottom left corner, there's a cartoonish drawing of a brain wearing glasses. The brain has a pink, swirling pattern.
Imagine being a detective who knows how to use forensic tools
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Manish Saini shares a wonderful analogy in STEC Module 16, Lesson 1: What is technical testing?
Photo booth at testbash 2024
TestBash 2024 - Photo Booth
Preeti
Preeti
It was so much fun to be clicked with variety of props available at Photo booth at test bash 2024. Out of so many props I tried, I feel t...
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way image
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
25 Jun
Techie habits (investments) for long run image
Techie habits (investments) for long run
25 Jun
Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux image
Microsoft surprises MS-DOS fans with remake of ancient text editor that works on Linux
25 Jun
A screenshot of Eamon Droko's profile, showing his many badges and community stars
Supporting job seekers and making new friends
Lisa Crispin
Lisa Crispin
Inspired by this Club thread: https://club.ministryoftesting.com/t/the-job-market-is-rough-how-can-we-help/85347 started by Judy Mosely a...
A graphic with a dark purple background and stars. In the top right corner is the MoT logo. In the bottom left corner is a cartoon drawing of a head with a visible brain, wearing glasses. The head is grey with a white smile showing teeth. A large quote in white text is centred on the graphic: "The cost of poor quality is high. Poor quality impacts customer trust, brand reputation and reduces team morale." Below the quote, in smaller white text, is "- Stuart Thomas".
The cost of poor quality is high
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Stuart Thomas shares one of his helpful takes on quality during Why does Quality Engineering matter?
Testing AI-coded applications: Practical tips for software testers image
Testing AI-coded applications: Practical tips for software testers
Tackle the messy reality of AI-coded apps with lessons learned, testing tips, and debugging insights.
I am not afraid of AI generated code
I am not afraid of AI generated code

Testing AI-coded applications: practical tips for software testers blog post

Rafaela Azevedo
Rafaela Azevedo
Some brown-haired white lady with a noisy top and a properly stickie note covered office wall behind her.
Greetings fellow humans! I will see you at TestBash!!
Elizabeth Zagroba
Elizabeth Zagroba
About Me I’m coming from: It's complicated. My name, passport, and address don't match. My role is: Quality Lead I’d love to meet other...
A group of six people smiling and posing together in a sunny, green park with tall trees and flowering bushes behind them. Everyone looks relaxed and cheerful, with one person flashing a peace sign.
Vancouver QA TrailTalks: Walking Meetup - June 1st
Yaroslav Yerokhin
Yaroslav Yerokhin
Caught up on the latest trends, shared how AI tools are already super helpful for QA (even if current models are mostly about generating ...
A group of eight people smiling and posing on a sandy beach with the Vancouver bay and mountains in the background. Ships and sailboats are visible on the water under a cloudy sky.
Vancouver QA TrailTalks: Walking meetup - June 22nd
Yaroslav Yerokhin
Yaroslav Yerokhin
Grabbed coffee, took a breezy walk by the bay, started chatting about a11y… and somehow ended up swapping job hunting tips again 😂 Classi...
A diverse group of adults are seated at round tables in a conference room, engaged in what appears to be a training or workshop session. In the foreground, a woman on the left with dark hair is looking towards the front of the room, with her hands clasped. To her right, a man with short grey hair and a beard is also looking forward, with a laptop open in front of him. Another person with short, light-colored hair is seated further back at the same table, looking towards the front. On the far right, another woman with reddish-brown hair, wearing a green knitted sweater, is looking to the left. Most individuals have laptops or notebooks open, suggesting a learning environment. The tables are covered with black cloths and have water glasses and mugs on them. In the background, other attendees are visible, some looking at their screens, others at the front. The room has light-colored walls with framed pictures, and there are red chairs around the tables. A bug, duck and seagull character have been added to the image.
Where's Bug, Space Duck and Space Seagull? – No. 33
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Can you find Bug, Space Duck and Space Seagull?
What does a Quality Engineer profile look like? MoT Weekly – Issue 522 image
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What does a Quality Engineer profile look like? MoT Weekly – Issue 522
Online profiles matter more than ever. Enhance them with people in the MoTaverse. Seek help, offer advice, and join events. Read this week's MoT Weekly.
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