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  • Clare Norman's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
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Clare Norman
Quality is joy, pieces of pink and a mostly symmetrical view. (Because you need to leave space for wild cards)
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  • Gianni Au's profile
  • Jarsto van Santen's profile
  • Simon Tomes's profile
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Gianni Au
Having a nice comversation with Jarsto suring our Leading with Quality lunch break
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  • Demi Van Malcot's profile
  • Gary Hawkes's profile
  • Nadja Schulz's profile
  • Heleen Van Grootven's profile
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Demi Van Malcot
Nadja, Heleen, Gary and I are bughunting during the lunch break of Leading with Quality 2026 😅🫣
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  • Neil Younger's profile
Many, far to many, years ago when I was a tester I went to the first TestBash conference (name long since changed) in Cambridge. The year...
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  • Philippa Jennings's profile
For me quality is solid and well structured and allows people to spend time in it as well as looking at it and understanding how it makes...
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  • Komal chowdhary's profile
  • Megan Ozanne's profile
Quality problems are rarely just people problems. They’re often system problems.One takeaway from Megan's session  that really staye...
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  • James Cooper's profile
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James Cooper
On the road heading to my first MoTaCon
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  • Demi Van Malcot's profile
  • Megan Ozanne's profile
"Let's mature this conversation" was an amazing session. The 'people-systems-process' framework is amazing for maturity conversations.The...
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  • Jesse Berkeley's profile
  • Ady Stokes's profile
  • Gary Hawkes's profile
  • Rahul Parwal's profile
  • Philippa Jennings's profile
  • Megan Ozanne's profile
Megan Ozanne's session reframed maturity models for me. Teams grow either by accident or by intention, and a maturity model is the suppor...
Leading with Quality with some of the most passionate folks in the industry.

#MoTaCon Begins! 

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  • Rahul Parwal's profile
  • Ady Stokes's profile
  • Jesse Berkeley's profile
  • Nadja Schulz's profile
  • Demi Van Malcot's profile
Leading with Quality with some of the most passionate folks in the industry.#MoTaCon Begins! Session: Let's Mature This Conversation...
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  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Megan Ozanne's profile
A handy set of questions from Megan during Leading With Quality. It’s hard to encourage people to move beyond their comfort zone. St...
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  • Simon Rigler's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
A quality (or testing) pyramid. Ok not the prettiest Lego but I find the pyramid still a great metaphor for many work challenges.
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  • Frederick Vandenbosch's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
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Frederick Vandenbosch
My lego build during Stu’s workshop on storytelling represents diverse measures that together help achieve quality.The measures could be ...
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  • Gary Hawkes's profile
  • Nadja Schulz's profile
A pretty stunning swimming pool I think you'll agree. Built with a strong structure, simple design and very clear benefits to the users. ...
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  • Heleen Van Grootven's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
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Heleen Van Grootven
Just finished Stu Day's excellent session on storytelling, and as you can clearly see from my amazing lego building skills, I imagined qu...
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  • Demi Van Malcot's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
Just finished Stu Day's session about using storytelling to have conversations about quality.It was not just enlightening,  but also...
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  • Jesse Berkeley's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
In Stu Day's storytelling session, I built an oil platform out of Lego to show what quality means to me. A platform standing in rough wat...
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  • René van Veldhuijzen's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
The Leading with Quality conference didn’t just start, it was launched by Simon and Rosie, and  after that Stu Day made sure we all ...
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  • Richard Adams's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
I like to represent quality as being built upon 3 pillars; value, excellence and correctness. However in this LEGO representation they ar...
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  • Scout Burghardt's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
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Scout Burghardt
Turn an idea into something tangible... With lego! Thanks, Stu, for bringing legos to the workshop and wake up our creative brains!
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  • Helen Whitaker's profile
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Helen Whitaker
Our chance to play with Lego legitimately for a workshop!Presenting my Lego portal to another dimension where Quality is understood.My pr...
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  • Philippa Jennings's profile
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Philippa Jennings
Getting star-ted with leading with quality MoT event
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  • Chris Pratt's profile
A great start to today's Leading with Quality sessions. Fun and engaging. 
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  • Christian Baumann's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
In Stu Day‘s story telling workshop we‘re using Lego build something that represents quality.
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  • Paul Reinheimer's profile
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Paul Reinheimer
Storytelling and Lego building to start the day.
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  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
  • Dalbir Sehmbi's profile
  • Tom Game's profile
A visual illustration can bring the challenges of quality to life.For example, you could use different types of images of a house to expl...
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  • Rosie Sherry's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
  • Tom Game's profile
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Rosie Sherry
Tom Game made a comment about how processes can be viewed as exciting in Stu Day's 'Storytelling: bringing Quality to life' session at Le...
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  • Suzanne Kraaij's profile
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Suzanne Kraaij
A train ride away from Brighton. If anybody has any recommendations for a bit of sightseeing feel free to drop a comment.Right now, I'm s...
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  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
  • Gary Hawkes's profile
  • Nadja Schulz's profile
  • Preeti Gupta's profile
  • Heleen Van Grootven's profile
How can we use a tree analogy to describe quality?We have to grow with the team. New members are branches as things grow. Definition...
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  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Stu Day's profile
"If you tell your own experience you can't be wrong." Your own story matters. And you can also share stories told by others. This he...
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