Suzanne Kraaij
Suzanne Kraaij
Lead Quality & Testing Expert
With 15 years in the field of testing, Suzanne has gained a lot of experience with various clients in various industries. At Sogeti, Suzanne has a pioneering role as a core member within their testing community. In this position she is actively involved in knowledge sharing and further development of the field of software testing and quality engineering.
π MoTaBirthday | December 28, 2025
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We all get swag sometimes that ends up in the Drawer of Forgotten Items, but not this time!Happily drinking tea from my bug cup that sits on my MoTaCon coaster and grabbing a pen from my Motaverse ...
9 Oct
After a while overthinking about what I was going to write to summarise my first MotaCon experience, I decided to just do it! No overthinking*, no AI**, no plan - Very much like my cringe 99 second...
7 Oct
I was so engaged in Melissa's workshop that I even forgot to take a picture, that's how good it was!Melissa's workshop on Build you own Quality Management System was way too short, it could have ea...
5 Oct
Suzanne delivered an amazing talk on the impact of fear within testing, still so much to digest but my main takeaway was:In a world where applications are increasing in complexity, we need to make ...
2 Oct
Explore the psychological shift from risk-based testing to fear-based testing.
6 Oct
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It's time to make
Fun! The googly eyes definitely give it that final touch.
Today I finally bought a set of good watercolour paints after using the cheapest watercolour pens to see if I would enjoy it. Can't wait to get creative with them.
Now only if I had more time...
The fear factor in Software Testing: Recognize it, address it, transform it
Thank you all for the kind comments π₯°
The amount of disability aids is amazing
I hope every conference will offer quiet spaces one day, but right now only the very best do, such as MoTaCon π
For me it's also great to take a moment in between socialising to recharge and relax.
Glad she risked challenging her fear!
Oh no, good luck at work π¬
Cheer factor not Fear factor - great shoes!
They do stand out extra in those lights! π