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Demi Van Malcot
Test engineer, Test lead, Quality manager
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I've been in testing since 2023, since then I never stopped learning and taking every opportunity I've come across. From becoming test lead not long after I started, to being a community lead for testing and for AI in at the company I work at. Nowadays I'm learning the ropes of leading with quality as I have added the role of quality manager of my department to my growing list of titles.
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Check out our new chapter artwork above, just in time for our next event this Friday!
(Not registered for the event yet? Do it now here: MoT Berlin Chapter Event #50 (actually #60 🥳): Building Bett...
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Chapter achievement unlocked: MoT Berlin has a new chapter artwork!
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Chapter achievement unlocked: MoT Berlin has a new chapter artwork!
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Chapter achievement unlocked: MoT Berlin has a new chapter artwork!
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Chapter achievement unlocked: MoT Berlin has a new chapter artwork!
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
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When a system improvises like a jazz soloist, "different" stops meaning "wrong"
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A reflection on the rigidity of templates and checklists
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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The standardisation shivers
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When I started out in testing, I got uninspired pretty quickly, my job looked something like:
review specs
write test plans
write test scripts, spreadsheets and word docs, oh my
do the tests, mostl...
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25+ years in the quality space
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25+ years in the quality space
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 Looking at my 1year of GitHub graph, I see periods of consistency, periods of silence, and a lot of starting again.
Which is probably the most honest representation of my learning journey so ...
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The only thing I'm consistent with is inconsistency.
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The only thing I'm consistent with is inconsistency.
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I cought 100 bugs before production broke. Try out MoT Athen's new Bug Hunter game!
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I am the best tester
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I am the best tester
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I am the best tester
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I am the best tester
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Thanks for being the first editor on my very long artical "A Practical Introduction to LLM testing" I appreciate all the effort and feedback!
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Everything is scattered. Nothing is structured.
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Everything is scattered. Nothing is structured.
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Everything is scattered. Nothing is structured.
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Everything is scattered. Nothing is structured.
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Everything is scattered. Nothing is structured.
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Member joined TWiQ — This Week in Quality chapter
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What a night in Veenendaal.
We filled the room with that unmistakable MoT‑NL buzz, the kind where conversations start before the event officially does, and somehow never really stop. The energy wa...
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MoT-NL gathers again for a keynote worthy spectacle
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