I had a wonderful chat with Gary Hawkes about his journey over the years with testing and now quality engineering and I absolutely love how it felt like his story was that all roads have led to qua...

Leadership do not come with the title. It's an art, style and capability to do it. Anyone can extend their hand, raise voice to lead who has a strong feeling and willingness to take the ownership a...

Tune in for real stories of testers stepping up, driving change, and building quality-first cultures

Judy Mosley recently launched MoT Music League..I joined her an I enjoyed it A LOT! We submitted songs, we shared what we like and we had much of fun ✨ Thanks everyone who joined our league 🫰 ...

It was great talk about testing boxes - Black Box, White box and Grey box. Each technique have their own significance and can be used for software testing ensuring to deliver quality product. ...

About me: I'm coming from: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK My role is: QA Lead I'd love to meet others who are into: Leadership and anyone into improving software quality, however they do it I'm c...

Testing meetups, community memories, and finding your voice — the This Week in Testing crew shares insights, inspiration, and reflections from around the globe.

Is the future of test case management at risk? Let's go exploring.

Oleksandr, Demi, Judy, Lukas, Gary, Milan & Susanne explore the art of documentation, feedback loops, test automation, and the value of community conversation.

A lively hour of AI insights, accessibility updates, and classic quality conundrums

A specialist is someone who chooses to focus on a set of skills they are passionate about to become a respected mentor and advisor in those skills.

A generalist is someone who is passionate about their profession and working with people within it. They have sought understanding multiple areas of that profession without seeking to specialise in any of them, so can help specialists with how to approach situations that can impact others.