Jesper Ottosen | Activities
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Intentionally Loose Test Planning
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don’t take my loose planning as a lack of planning – it’s intentionally loose.
read more on https://www.o2sn.dk/2026/01/25/intentionally-loose-test-planning/
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"I recently became aware of the CD-holder in the lower frame. To the future indeed! "
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Every other day on LinkedIn, someone announces the future. Somehow, no one has seen it.
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Every other day on LinkedIn, someone announces the future. Somehow, no one has seen it.
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Every other day on LinkedIn, someone announces the future. Somehow, no one has seen it.
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The "So What" Test
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The "So What" Test
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The "So What" Test
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The "So What" Test
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The "So What" Test
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The "So What" Test
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Focusing on balanced outcomes, not just output
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The "So What" Test
awarded Callum Akehurst-Ryan for:
The "So What" Test
awarded Rosie Sherry for:
The "So What" Test
awarded Ben Dowen for:
The "So What" Test
awarded Simon Tomes for:
The "So What" Test
awarded Stu Day for:
The "So What" Test
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Member visited The next shift-left: Compliance
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Since the rebirth of the Ministry of Testing Netherlands Chapter on 28 May 2025, our community has been on an incredible journey. What started as a fresh restart is quickly transforming into a vibr...
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A New Dutch Chapter Rising: 100 Members Strong and Growing
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A New Dutch Chapter Rising: 100 Members Strong and Growing
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AI did not break testing
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You're absolutely right! We now read the docs.
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You're absolutely right! We now read the docs.
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Assisted career transition
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"All the best for your goal. A hobby to try could be jigsaws or puzzles, there's also the Wasgij version that can be fun. Can be combined with podcasts! "
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It seems funny to talk about the future in a memory! I can say that this is remembering something I'd have liked to do last year but never made the time.
Now that I am not full time working on ...
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One of my goals for the near future
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One of my goals for the near future
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2026 started with Quality Gate v1.0 being featured in the 298th issue, reaching testers at a global level.
Link - https://softwaretestingweekly.com/issues/298
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Quality Gate v1.0 Reaches a Global Audience in Software Testing Weekly (298th Issue)
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Quality Gate v1.0 Reaches a Global Audience in Software Testing Weekly (298th Issue)
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Leading with a map of influence
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Leading with a map of influence
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Publish my next book
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Publish my next book
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Publish my next book
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I want to finish writing and publishing my third testing book: Staff-Level Testing Roles.
You heard about the Manager's Path and about the Staff Engineers Path - let's look into the staff level te...
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I want to finish writing and publishing my third testing book: Staff-Level Testing Roles.
You heard about the Manager's Path and about the Staff Engineers Path - let's look into the staff level te...
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I've just reviewed Module 3, Lesson 3 of the Software Quality Engineering Certificate (SQEC).
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The single most important lesson for someone new to quality engineering
awarded Simon Tomes for:
The single most important lesson for someone new to quality engineering
Jesper Ottosen
Principal Consultant
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Jesper has been around the MoT community from the start, frequently passing by the Club and Slack. For more than 10 years he has provided 300+ blogposts on all things testing. 🌻
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