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MoTacon lean coffee
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Tant White
My bug tattoo
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  • Ben Dowen's profile
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Talking about Devs writing tests and pair testing during lean coffee at MoTacon 2025.
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  • Ezra Leegwater's profile
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Ezra Leegwater
Love the name!
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  • Heleen Van Grootven's profile
Yesterday I gave my first 99-second talk at my first MoTaCon on disaster management! When things have gone completely wrong, remember:- W...
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Catching up with Simon, Mark and Nic from Co-op, discussing MoTaCon plus bonus items of pub encounters this week, including over-friendly...
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Six weeks into my role as Test and Quality Assurance Manager at a pet insurance company, and I'm still processing the magnitude of the cu...
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  • Ezra Leegwater's profile
So many questions still:) but will follow your online course first and get back to you if they remain.Br,Ezra
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Always good to take a pic with the awesome Christine Pinto
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Tea breaks are good. You get to meet great folks.
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Ramanan Prabakaran
At 2 AM, tester struggles to decide if unexpected behavior is a defect or an intended feature.
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