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Heleen Van Grootven
Testing Engineer
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After a decade in communications, I switched to testing—turns out that I really like figuring out how things work and how they fit together. Always open to learning more and meeting new people!
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Quality Engineers do their best work when a team is forming
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Quality Engineers do their best work when a team is forming
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Cultivate professional trust and accountability by using detailed documentation to demonstrate due diligence and quantify risk for stakeholders.
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Why software testers should write documentation even if no one else reads it
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Why software testers should write documentation even if no one else reads it
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The turning point was in my previous role back in 2018. I'd had a cycle of : leadership role -> lose confidence from mistakes -> take a contributor role -> get promoted to leadership...
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AMA Leadership Answer - How did you figure out what kind of leader you wanted to be, what was the turning point?
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AMA Leadership Answer - How did you figure out what kind of leader you wanted to be, what was the turning point?
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AMA Leadership Answer - How did you figure out what kind of leader you wanted to be, what was the turning point?
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99 Second Talks – Day 1 – TestBash Brighton / MoTaCon 2025
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99 Second Talks – Day 1 – TestBash Brighton / MoTaCon 2025
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This question is taken from the AMA about quality beyond correctness, and comes from Gary Hawkes.
How do you communicate confidence in quality to those outside QE, when the confidence is beyond jus...
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How do you communicate confidence in quality to those outside QE, when the confidence is beyond just the correctness of what was built?
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How do you communicate confidence in quality to those outside QE, when the confidence is beyond just the correctness of what was built?
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How do you communicate confidence in quality to those outside QE, when the confidence is beyond just the correctness of what was built?
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Simon Tomes asked:
Can you provide a list of legal accessibility frameworks/guidelines from across the globe?
I don't know every law, statute, and legislation across the globe, unfortun...
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Can you provide a list of legal accessibility frameworks/guidelines from across the globe?
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Can you provide a list of legal accessibility frameworks/guidelines from across the globe?
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Can you provide a list of legal accessibility frameworks/guidelines from across the globe?
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This badge is awarded to members who give 25 or more “Thanks” on content across the MoTaverse.
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There’s a new AMA in town, and we’d love you to take part.An Ask Me Anything (AMA) is a simple way to put yourself out there on a topic you care about. You pick the topic, invite questions, and do ...
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Create a Moment: Ask MoTaverse Anything
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Create a Moment: Ask MoTaverse Anything
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This badge is awarded to members who visit the Ministry of Testing site 404 times
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This badge is awarded to members who read their first Insights article on the MoTaverse.
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The problem with non-deterministic inputs and outputs
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The problem with non-deterministic inputs and outputs
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The problem with non-deterministic inputs and outputs
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Quality moments and delicate developer dialogues - Ep 127
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Celebrate surprise-smooth demos, learn how solo testers spark better quality conversations, and explore “assumption investigating” as a core skill for making work clearer and kinder.
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May your mic luck get better!
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Thanks for joining the stage during This Week in Quality. Always good to hear from you.
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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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Demi's Demo Luck
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Demi's Demo Luck
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This Week 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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This badge is awarded to members who choose to visibly support Pride on their Ministry of Testing profile.
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This badge is awarded to members who choose to visibly support neurodiversity on their Ministry of Testing profile.
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A big welcome to a new chapter: MoT San Francisco.Pranav Pandit, currently Lead Software Quality Engineer at Robinhood will be leading.MoT Chapters (previously referred to as Meetups) are free even...
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It's a new chapter! Welcome MoT San Francisco
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It's a new chapter! Welcome MoT San Francisco
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It's a new chapter! Welcome MoT San Francisco
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It's a new chapter! Welcome MoT San Francisco
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