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Quality is Care (and AI Can't Care) image
Quality is Care (and AI Can't Care)
12 Jun
The image contains two side by side print screens of my Ministry of Testing profile with a series of mis-matches so that people can play the game "spot the difference". There are 12 differences in the image: 1. On the left hand side, the "follow" button has been changed from sentence casing (Follow) to uppercase (FOLLOW). 2. On the left hand side, my social link is Bluesky, changed from LinkedIn. 3. On the left hand side, the verification icon is a lighter shade of purple. 4. On the left hand side, the interest "bugs" is a lighter shade of purple. 5. On the left hand side, the achievements counter (16) is a lighter shade of purple. 6. On the left hand side, the announcement introduces the Software Testing Essentials Certificate compared to the right hand side which introduces the Software Quality Engineering Certificate. 7. On the left hand side, I renamed Episode 92 of TWIT. 8. On the right hand side, I renamed my interest from "processes" to "process". 9. On the right hand side, I have a different studio studio ghibli style profile picture of me at Brighton beach in my MoT hat. 10. On the right hand side, the two TestBash badges have switched places. 11. On the right hand side, I have increased the number of community stars I have to 63. 12. On the right hand side I lowered the number of followers I have to -4.
Spot the difference!
Emily O'Connor
Emily O'Connor
My Ministry of Testing profile has changed shape a lot over the last few months; I've earnt more community stars, become a professional m...
Why Apple skipped iOS 19 and went straight to iOS 26 – the reason makes so much sense image
Why Apple skipped iOS 19 and went straight to iOS 26 – the reason makes so much sense
12 Jun
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The one page test plan
Create concise test plans that get read and understood by busy people
TestBash Brighton 2025 session: “How to make your work – and achievements – more visible” by Cassandra H. Leung. This talk helps testing professionals understand the importance of visibility at work. It covers how to showcase your own impact, highlight team success, and promote quality leadership. Attendees will leave with practical strategies, including how to build a brag board. Keywords: Cassandra H. Leung, work visibility, software testing recognition, TestBash Brighton 2025, quality leadership, making work visible, Ministry of Testing, brag board, QA achievements.
How to make your work - and achievements - more visible — Cassandra H.Leung
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Cassandra H. Leung helps you make your work, and your wins, more visible. Learn how to share your impact, highlight team success, and bu...
kulas
Hello, my name is Kulas Angeles
Kulas Angeles
Kulas Angeles
I’m coming from Okotoks, Alberta, Canada I am Director for Software Quality Engineering at Sun Life Financial in Canada I’d love to mee...
People Are Becoming Obsessed with ChatGPT and Spiraling Into Severe Delusions image
People Are Becoming Obsessed with ChatGPT and Spiraling Into Severe Delusions
11 Jun
Alt Text: Screenshot of a leaderboard from an online game titled "MoT Tunes," where community members share music they test software by. The game consists of 5 rounds with 1 song per round and currently has 10 out of 25 players. Under the "Standings" tab, the top four players are listed: 1. Mariem Safi – 45 points (1st place) 2. Gary Hawkes – 41 points (2nd place) 3. Cheese Lord – 36 points (3rd place) 4. mamaNeeds... – 25 points (4th place) Player avatars and icons (like gold, silver, and bronze trophies) accompany each name.
I'm MoT music legend 🏆
Mariem SAFI
Mariem SAFI
Judy Mosley recently launched MoT Music League..I joined her an I enjoyed it A LOT! We submitted songs, we shared what we like and we h...
AI testing: IDEs vs. testing platforms image
AI testing: IDEs vs. testing platforms
11 Jun
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I'm famous
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Bug
I'm so famous they made a tshirt of me! Get yours on the MoT Store
AI is making Google Engineers 10% more productive image
AI is making Google Engineers 10% more productive
11 Jun
Apple WWDC25 Keynote image
Apple WWDC25 Keynote
11 Jun
Lisa Crispin: How can we be continuously curious? image
Lisa Crispin: How can we be continuously curious?
Discover how running small, courageous experiments can help any tester or quality-minded technologist truly lead with quality
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MoT Monthly - June 2025
Discover exciting events and courses, new articles, glossary updates, testing trends, fun memes and memories, hot topics and new collections.
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My EuroSTAR Story: From CFP rejections to Best Tutorial 2025 Award image
My EuroSTAR Story: From CFP rejections to Best Tutorial 2025 Award
11 Jun
a constellation of stars that spell out the word community
Everything I've learned has been through community
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
As someone who started out with zero qualifications I've found that everything that I've learned has been through community. The stories...
Know about the testing box
TWiT - Knowing about testing box
Preeti
Preeti
It was great talk about testing boxes - Black Box, White box and Grey box. Each technique have their own significance and can be used fo...
Software Testing & Quality Report: What’s Shaping QA Teams Today image
Software Testing & Quality Report: What’s Shaping QA Teams Today
10 Jun
A purple graphic features a large white quote in the centre that reads: "You've gotta be really realistic about what you can and can't change, otherwise you're going to end up in burnout mode." Below the quote, in smaller white text, is the attribution: "— Anne-Marie Charrett." In the bottom left corner, there's a cartoon illustration of a brain with large, square glasses and a slightly open mouth with small, sharp teeth. The top right corner has a white logo that appears to be "MøT." The background is a gradient of dark purple to lighter pinkish-purple, with faint white star-like shapes.
The reality of change
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
Anne-Marie reminds us of the reality of what we can and can't change when in a leadership position. And the binary nature can be profound...
A screenshot of my LinkedIn profile that highlights my other name as "MoTher of the MoTaverse"
When being a MoTher brings a whole new meaning
Rosie Sherry
Rosie Sherry
Thanks for the name inspiration Elisse! I am now MoTher of the MoTaverse, I cannot unsee it!
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Mind maps
Feedback on Continous Quality Course. "Particular shout-out to Rahul Parwal because his lesson on strategy was so to the point with lots of memorable catchphrases."
Early feedbacks are always special
Rahul Parwal
Rahul Parwal
Got feedback on the Continous Quality Course with the Ministry of Testing. I was one of the co-author for it. Always a great feeling whe...
Stuart Thomas, a balding, bearded, spectacled, middle-aged white man. Grey and white hair, blue eyes, and a big grin on his face. Wearing a green t-shite and a rucksack.
Hello, my name is Stuart Thomas
Stuart Thomas
Stuart Thomas
Hello, my name is Stuart Thomas About Me: I’m coming from: Shropshire, UK My role is: Head of Quality I’d love to meet others who are in...
Lessons in quality engineering from working with Cursor and Windsurf image
Lessons in quality engineering from working with Cursor and Windsurf
Experiment with AI development tools to understand their impact on delivery speed and the quality challenges they create for engineering teams
AI doesn’t belong in test runtime image
AI doesn’t belong in test runtime
10 Jun
Empathy in FinTech Testing: The Human Element Behind Every Transaction image
Empathy in FinTech Testing: The Human Element Behind Every Transaction
10 Jun
A partial screenshot of a video conferencing application. On the left, there are three participant tiles: Top left: A tile with the initials "PG" and the name "Pree". There's a small icon of a person with a diagonal line through it, possibly indicating they are muted or have their video off. Middle left: A tile with the initial "M" and the name "Manes". This tile also has the same small icon as Pree's tile. Right of Pree and above Manes: A video feed of a man named "Daniel". He has short hair and is wearing a dark shirt, looking towards the right side of the screen. On the right side of the screenshot, a dark purple background with white text is visible. Part of a question reads: "What advice could you..." Below that, there's a large hand icon and partial text that says: "Please raise your h... stage, or share in the..." The remaining text is cut off by the bottom of the image.
TWiT rules are to be broken
Simon Tomes
Simon Tomes
It was such a delight to see Dan Billing in the audience at a recent This Week in Testing. It was a real treat that he was up for speakin...
Photo of Ben, a white male with ginger hair, eating an ice cream, stylised with colour pop
Hello, my name is Ben Dowen
Ben Dowen
Ben Dowen
I’m coming from: Mansfield, England, UK My role is: Lead Quality Engineer I’d love to meet others who are into: Collaborative ways of w...
Me, a white woman with medium length brown hair in a plait, looking very excited in front of my black and blue Yamaha motorbike, in a green Welsh landscape, near a large tree and a river
Hello, my name is Veerle Verhagen
Veerle Verhagen
Veerle Verhagen
I'm coming from the Netherlands I'm a quality engineer for Dutch Railways I'm coming to TestBash as a host! I'm super interested in and w...
The Myth of Automated Learning image
The Myth of Automated Learning
10 Jun
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