Jesper Ottosen
Senior Advisory Consultant
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I am Open to Teach, Mentor, Speak, Write, Podcasting
Jesper has been around the MoT community from the start, frequently passing by the Club and Slack. For more than 10 years he has provided 300+ blogposts on all things testing. ๐ป
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I've seen this Reddit post make the rounds. It talks about how AI replaced QA and then it went wrong.But here's the thing. It's 99% probably not true. It sounds true, but it's a more of a story tha...
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Stories that sound true, but (probably) aren't.
awarded Rosie Sherry for:
Stories that sound true, but (probably) aren't.
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Quality Isn't a Testing Problem
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Contributions
Slowly and indirectly building support and alignment.A way to approach to delivering value more reliably and sustainably look like https://www.ministryoftesting.com/moments/what-does-delivering-value-more-reliably-and-sustainably-look-like From Wikipedia:Nemawashi (ๆ นๅใ) is an informal Japanese business process of laying the foundation for some proposed change or project by talking to the people concerned and gathering support and feedback before a formal announcement.
I was just at a test tool demo today, and I had aย moment. Test cases are no longer carefully crafted and unique, they are generated.Test cases are no longer an atomic unit of measure (if it ev...
Jesper shares some examples of areas of friction which stop us from getting to hands on testing.
Staff-level roles and mindset
I'm taking a moment to consider, that if LLM's re the new level of coding (7th generation tooling?), then it will only be a matter of time before we see integrated development environments with/for...
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...
Of course, when Simon and Jesper were talking about friction in a recent Call for Insights, my mind went straight to community.
Partly this is because I've long been saying that community is opt...
How is friction helping and not helping software engineering and testing teams?
