The 99 second talk I didn't get to do at MoTaCon

At MoTaCon many people asked if I was planning to do a 99 second talk. Those who have done one are very big fans of the concept and encouraged anyone and everyone to take a chance and just go for it. I have never done one before, but by the time the 99 second talks were on the schedule I had come up with an idea and was considering going up on stage. However the line was so long with willing participants, I stayed in my chair thinking that there wouldn't be time for me to do one as well.
I was right, many people in line didn't get to do their 99 second talk. But I decided I wasn't going to give up. After MoTaCon I got busy again with work and life, but I finally found some time to record my talk.
So, here it is, my very first 99 second talk! (I even stayed within the time limit 😉)

It's about how, when you think in just black and white, you miss a lot of depth. This is very visible in the types of testing people remember. When asking a random person in software who isn't a tester what types of testing there are, chances are they'll begin with white box and black box testing. In my team however, there was always a need for grey box testing. Although a recognized term (see the definition in the glossary), it is hardly mentioned anywhere. This includes a smmary made at my job of what test types and techniques QAs should know. 

For me grey box testing deserves a lot more recognition, which is why I did this 99 second talk. I'm thinking of doing some more with it, but not sure what, a talk or workshop or call for insight or... If you have any ideas, let me know.

(Disclaimer: in true 99 second talk fashion, this is the first and only take, I didn't even take a look at it before uploading, so hope it's a bit OK 🙃)