Demi Van Malcot | Activities
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Peerscon - Insight with Jesse
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Peerscon - Insight with Jesse
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Peerscon - Insight with Jesse
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Here's a little note you can add when accepting an opportunity to speak at a conference:
"Thank you for the opportunity. I'm very happy to present, and I am happy to accept the invite. Th...
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A template note you can use when accepting to speak at a conference
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A template note you can use when accepting to speak at a conference
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A template note you can use when accepting to speak at a conference
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Demi's Demo Luck
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Demi's Demo Luck
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Sometimes all the stars align and you demo goes off without any issues.Last sprint I did a demo of the entire flow through new applications and talked for 20 minutes and nothing went wrong!Do share...
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Sometimes all the stars align and you demo goes off without any issues.Last sprint I did a demo of the entire flow through new applications and talked for 20 minutes and nothing went wrong!Do share...
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This Week in Quality
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This Week in Quality
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Share your week’s highlights, challenges, and lessons in quality
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Prioritise high-impact user journeys and critical risks over exhaustive checklists to ensure essential product functions remain reliable and user-focused through a product-minded testing approach.
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Product-minded testing: choosing what matters when everything feels important
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Product-minded testing: choosing what matters when everything feels important
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Product-minded testing: choosing what matters when everything feels important
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Product-minded testing: choosing what matters when everything feels important
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Brag Board Template (How to Make Your Work – and Achievements – More Visible)
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Structuring the Foundations of Continuous Quality: How To Approach The First 90 Days as a Head of Quality — Days 1 to 30
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On March 4 and 5, the 15th edition of Test Automation Days happened in a city called Hilversum in the Netherlands. People from all over the world came to listen to presentations and attend workshop...
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The MoT-NL chapter banner at display during Test Automation Days 2026
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The MoT-NL chapter banner at display during Test Automation Days 2026
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The MoT-NL chapter banner at display during Test Automation Days 2026
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The MoT-NL chapter banner at display during Test Automation Days 2026
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Did things get worse when QA stopped being the quality gatekeeper?
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Mind the QA of the gaps
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Mind the QA of the gaps
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Mind the QA of the gaps
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This Week in Quality
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This Week in Quality
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Share your week’s highlights, challenges, and lessons in quality
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This badge is awarded to members who post their first Moment on the MoTaverse
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Exploring Quality Coaching - The Testing Planet News - Episode 10
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Exploring Quality Coaching - The Testing Planet News - Episode 10
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I can give stars now!
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Prove me wrong
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Prove me wrong
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This Week in Quality
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This Week in Quality
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Share your week’s highlights, challenges, and lessons in quality
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This Week in Quality
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Transition from reactive quality assurance to proactive quality engineering by embedding shared responsibility throughout the entire development lifecycle
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What is software quality?
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What is software quality?
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What is software quality?
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What is software quality?
Demi Van Malcot
Test engineer, Test lead, Quality manager
she/her
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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