When QA is not in the room

A humorous cartoon image featuring cute animals labeled with different roles: a stern-looking rabbit labeled "AGILE," a raccoon labeled "DIGITAL," an owl labeled "DESIGN," and a cat labeled "PRODUCT." They are all facing a smiling white bear labeled "AI," which is standing under a spotlight. A quirky, bug-like character labeled "QA" is raising its hand, positioned in the foreground. The overall tone suggests a mock "interrogation" or evaluation of AI by traditional tech roles, with QA humorously inserted into the scene.

It's a hard life not being invited into the room.
Sometimes we have to invite ourselves.
So I took the opportunity to do so.

This is me playfully building upon a post from John Cutler: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/johnpcutler_agile-grumbling-a-little-wounded-we-activity-7322765951152574464-vlcF

Rosie Sherry

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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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