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25+ years in the quality space image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
When I started out in testing, I got uninspired pretty quickly, my job looked something like:review specswrite test planswrite test scrip...
 1year of GitHub graph image
  • Ujjwal Kumar Singh's profile
 Looking at my 1year of GitHub graph, I see periods of consistency, periods of silence, and a lot of starting again.Which is probabl...
31 May
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  • Ayesha Saeed's profile
  • Rowan Godfrey's profile
  • Joely Roberts's profile
  • Ben's profile
On the 18th May the accessibility team at Solirius ran their first ever Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) event. Thanks to all wh...
AI and Engineering Management - what do you want to know? image
  • Drew Pontikis's profile
  • Parveen Khan's profile
  • Nataliia Burmei's profile
  • Neil Younger's profile
  • AI Chapter's profile
  • Engineering Management Chapter's profile
On the 19th June the Engineering Management chapter will be joining the Leading with AI - The London Edition event with a panel discussio...
Hot, flaky, and unfinished - Testing, accessibility, and the grief we don't talk about - Ep 137 image
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Ady Stokes's profile
  • Oleksandr Romanov's profile
  • Clare Norman's profile
  • Judy Mosley's profile
Judy and Clare trade spicy hot takes, from notification overload and 'done > perfect' learning, to a passionate deep dive on accessibility as a moral (and business) imperative.
29 May
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Hot Take: Software development is inherantly discrimiatory  image
  • Ady Stokes's profile
  • TWiQ — This Week in Quality's profile
Software development is inherently discriminatory because we know about digital accessibility and still don't do it. We have the kno...
Hot take: if you're surprised by a product behaviour, you don't understand the system enough image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
  • Oleksandr Romanov's profile
  • TWiQ — This Week in Quality's profile
Oleksandr said:My hot take of the week: If you don't fully understand the thing you want to test and measure - you might get the results ...
Hot take: It's easy to forget that done is better than perfect image
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Clare Norman's profile
  • TWiQ — This Week in Quality's profile
Inspired by Clare Norman's recent lightning learning sessions. A speaker pulled out last minute so a developer stepped in to share what t...
Hot take: A workshop is everything a meeting is not image
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Clare Norman's profile
  • TWiQ — This Week in Quality's profile
Reflections of Clare Norman's take on workshops during TWiQ. Goals are important when running a workshop yet the way you get there i...
Wins of the week 29 May image
  • Ady Stokes's profile
A lot of my week has been doing things in preparation for a family party for my 60th birthday. A good win was finding party food catering...
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  • Ady Stokes's profile
  • Scott Kenyon's profile
  • Bryan Elder's profile
  • Colin Wren's profile
  • MoT Leeds's profile
  • Krisztina Bene's profile
  • Sue Johnson's profile
  • Victoria Chan's profile
I always enjoy meet-ups and hosting them. Here I am introducing Colin, getting distracted by Scott and telling the audience corny jokes&n...
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  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Deborah Sherwood's profile
Customer advocacy in an AI-saturated quality space
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