Judy Mosley
QA Engineer
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QA Engineer curious about systems and how they work. Reader, podcast listener, and coffee drinker.
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Finally made it to my first MoT Meetup! Tony was a great host, and I really appreciated the talk on Load Testing led by Gui Padua. Nice to meet Shiva as well. It was a small but mighty group. Can't...
When you begin your STEC journey, but notice that one of the MOT creatures looks like your dog, Princess.
Swap stories of solo testing, discover creative ways to spark quality conversations, and hear how AI and community “QA parties” are shaping modern testing.
Here in the US, some may call it Pumpkin Spice season. Here at MoT, we call it STEC season! What is STEC? It's the Software Testing Essentials Certificate. For so long, testers only had the ISTQB l...
This week in Testing - Another great episode where we had talk about the upcoming Test Bash -2025 preparations, suggestions about how to recognise people.
Little bit talk about shifting focus tow...
The community discuss their excitement for TestBash and the value of community support. And ask, is there too much focus on AI right now?
Eighteen months, 19 modules, and 59 amazing contributors later, the MoT Software Testing Essentials Certification is complete!
Looking back, my favourite part has been seeing so many community m...
A spark that ignites in the mind of any person who finds themselves in any situation. The spark tends to lead with curiosity, causing someone to ask for more information, clarification, or meaning. At times, a person can feel a good question coming up before they have words to voice it. Creating space for thoughts and feedback is a great way to allow good questions to bubble up to the surface.I also like Tammy Palazzo’s definition:
“A good question stimulates thought, encourages discussion, and inspires an insightful response. It's a catalyst for learning and a beacon that guides us to the unexplored territories of knowledge.”
Gain tips to overcome nerves and ask questions that inspire creativity and problem-solving
We think we need a robot to be more powerful. What we really need is the power of the Duck.
Celebrate 99 episodes of community connection, hear co-hosts reflect on what they've learned, and get inspired to take the stage yourself.