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Great job on your STEC article: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/certification-paths/mot-software-testing-essentials-certificate/modules/10/lessons/10-1-0You explain everything well and clearly, and I like the mnemonics you mentioned (CAR and DATE),

Thank you for being part of the MoTaCon 2025 Event Team. 🏆I love how you got stuck in and took ownership of many things in the Corn Exchange. It made a positive difference to the attendee experience. And to do that alongside the pressure of taking to the main stage on day 2. Legendary work! 💪🏻

Thanks for getting some sticky notes for the middle tables at MoTaCon!  Lots of people used them to add their learning goals.

Thanks for organising a test of my tech set up before my MoTaCon talk, and the nice words of encouragement.

Well done on your MoTaCon talk.  Even though an outdated version of the slides were shown, you handled it really well.

Thanks for the chat and encouragement around our MoTaCon talk topics and themes; also for the nice feedback afterwards.

Well done for your MoTaCon talk, you're a natural on stage.

Amazing job delivery your talk at #TestBash 🎉

"Thank you so much! It was great to meet you too. "

Meeting folks whom you have known through their work finally in real life is a different feeling

Cassandra H. is an amazing tester, and I am glad to finally meet her in person. thanks, MoT.

I love going to tech conferences. I keep an open mind and fill my brain with ideas. I plan my day and don’t plan. Either works. I check to see if it’s ok to speak to someone who is by them...

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STEC is complete 🎉: 19 modules, 58 voices, and jam packed portfolio to show your growth

Eighteen months, 19 modules, and 59 amazing contributors later, the MoT Software Testing Essentials Certification is complete! Looking back, my favourite part has been seeing so many community m...

Thanks for amplifying the Open To work feature on LinkedIn.

Thank you for going above and beyond in July 2025. Team MoT sees you and appreciates you, as does the community. Your positive impact and interactions make a difference.

Nice one for encouraging others to add to the Smoke Testing glossary definition.

Thanks for getting involved on The Club this week. 

Great to see you keeping the conversation going and being grateful for the replies on your Club post: Are formal test plans and lack of shifting left red flags? 

Thanks for being super active on The Club this week.

Cool to see your Club post featured on the MoT homepage. Thanks for exploring this topic with the community. 

Does emphasis on formal test planning imply a lack of Continuous Delivery?

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