A collection of items covering the challenges and benefits of Friction in Quality Engineering and Testing.

Simon Tomes and Jesper Ottosen recently recorded a conversation as part of the MoT's Call for Insights, where they had a great discussion on both positive and negative types of friction that we can...

One of the goals I highlighted in my recent memory post was to share a little bit more about myself and so I thought the best way to do this would be to (re)introduce myself in a memory post! I ...

Neil Taylor and I wondered if most folks really care if something has been created with AI. We also explored the impact AI has an on job security. Neil made such a good point about the importanc...

Had an excellent chat with Neil Taylor. He's got many good things to share. He made a good point that it can sometimes be hard for us quality folk to get a seat at the table. One way to bui...

Some really cool things happened last week for me in the MoTaverse so I thought I'd share some my highlights of my Quality Week in a memory post! 1. Getting some new badges for setting some goal...

See why sharing small things often is one of the most effective ways to learn and grow in your career

Had a lovely chat with Neil Taylor. If you don't know him then you should check out his profile and goals for 2026. He's brought a lot and has plenty more to give back to the testing and quality co...

We have always been sharing goals in our organisation at the start of the year. It is a great initiative by MoT team to share and talk about individual goals here. This gives us opportunity and spa...

For me the most important goal in 2026 is to be healthy and happy. If I can start my year with this small but positive objective then for sure good things will follow! I feel I am still on the j...