Jesper Ottosen | Activities
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Peerscon - What a welcome!
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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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Stop delegating your thinking: Using 5 whys to check AI documentation
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The 2036 Job Ad
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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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Friction has a complex relationship with quality
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Do you TOFU?
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AI-assisted development is the new test automation.
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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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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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In a recent conversation with Stuart day about some of the trickier points of testing and leadership, he offered the following advise:
"Think of your self as a Sat Nav, you are there to guide."
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You are a Sat Nav
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You are a Sat Nav
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You are a Sat Nav
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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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Simon Tomes and Jesper Ottosen recently recorded a conversation as part of the MoT's Call for Insights, where they had a great discussion on both positive and negative types of friction that we can...
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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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Exploring Friction in Quality Engineering
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Simon Tomes and Jesper Ottosen recently recorded a conversation as part of the MoT's Call for Insights, where they had a great discussion on both positive and negative types of friction that we can...
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I have looked high and low for my printed copies of the Testing Planet newspapers. I can't believe I would have thrown them away, but I can't find them. I've moved twice since they came out. I was ...
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Can you go to the MoTaverse and NOT learn something new?
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Prove me wrong
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Prove me wrong
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Friction has a complex relationship with quality
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Friction has a complex relationship with quality
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How to be a leader without a promotion
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Why Your Transition to Quality Engineering May Fail
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‘The Figma’
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My friend, who I coached as a junior cricketer, has qualified for Ultimate Pool in the UK. I'm sponsoring him to cover fees and travel. When I gave him my details I put my company as the Ministry o...
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Swimming in a different Pool!
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Swimming in a different Pool!
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Member visited [Book] Staff-Level Testing Roles - A Career Path for High-Level Testing Contributors
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The Three Mindsets of a Quality Engineer
Jesper Ottosen
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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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