Jesper Ottosen | Activities
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The single most important lesson for someone new to quality engineering
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Meetups are now Chapters
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Meetups are now Chapters
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A look at the structure and responsibilities of a whole-team quality approach
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The whole-team quality approach
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The whole-team quality approach
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Most software testers are obsessed with tools
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What testing tools are in your current tech stack?
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What testing tools are in your current tech stack?
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A look at the structure of embedded quality engineering teams
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Embedded Quality Engineer roles in development teams
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Embedded Quality Engineer roles in development teams
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Relationships and social capital as a core driver for leadership
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Leading with a map of influence
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Leading with a map of influence
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In 2025, I had over 20 conversations with leaders in quality.
A big reason for doing that was to get an understanding of what the reality of our quality world looks like. To hear it from those l...
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What's really happening the quality space? Watch out for community misinformation.
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What's really happening the quality space? Watch out for community misinformation.
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What's really happening the quality space? Watch out for community misinformation.
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Testing Pyramid of AI Agents
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Thanks for taking part in our unofficial 'thanks' challenge.
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Test Consultant
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Aarhus, Denmark
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Somewhere between generate and review, the real work comes back.
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Same optimism. Different tools.
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Same optimism. Different tools.
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When Testers are too much attached to testing
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When Testers are too much attached to testing
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When Testers are too much attached to testing
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I have always enjoyed introducing myself in the MoT community. In 2026, Iām trying something different, using Memories as a way to share how Iām thinking, not just who I am.
MoT was the first te...
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New year. New introduction. New thinking. Same me.
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New year. New introduction. New thinking. Same me.
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14.2.0 of MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate
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See how automotive testers handle hardware-driven, safety-critical systems to gain fresh insight into testing complex behaviour
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Driving quality: The role of software testing in the automotive industry
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Driving quality: The role of software testing in the automotive industry
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Is there a point where test artefacts can cause a project to fail?
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Test artefacts can have a 'lethal dose'
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Test artefacts can have a 'lethal dose'
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14.2.0 of MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate
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Jesper Ottosen - Leading with imagination
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The MoTaverse as a Community-as-a-Service
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The MoTaverse as a Community-as-a-Service
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Quality Engineers - Who are your customers?
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Testing Shapes Reality
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Almost as easy as your ABC(D)s!
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Get product feedback with the ABCD framework
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Get product feedback with the ABCD framework
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Explore why human connection still matters most for quality, collaboration, and sustainable teamwork in an AI era
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. š»
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