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Simon Tomes
Clare Norman
Had an awesome call with Clare Norman, during which she shared a powerful reflection: Are we sharing our testing insights with the right audiences?
Perhaps we need to make formal cohorts of quality professionals who actively go out as a group of people to speak on the circuit of developer, designer, product conferences. Strength in numbers and all that. Instead of approaching non-testing/quality-focused conferences as individuals in isolation, we offer a collective of people who could speak, to spread the effort and chances of being selected. ๐ค
The MoTaverse collective, perhaps. ๐ค
Perhaps we need to make formal cohorts of quality professionals who actively go out as a group of people to speak on the circuit of developer, designer, product conferences. Strength in numbers and all that. Instead of approaching non-testing/quality-focused conferences as individuals in isolation, we offer a collective of people who could speak, to spread the effort and chances of being selected. ๐ค
The MoTaverse collective, perhaps. ๐ค
Simon Tomes
Community Lead at Ministry of Testing
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Hello, I'm Simon. Since 2003 I've had various roles in testing, tech leadership and coaching. I believe in the power of collaboration, creativity and community. ๐ MoT-STEC qualified.
Ady Stokes
Love that idea, count me in.
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