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🧠 Quality Nonsense: Are We All Just A Bundle of Skills?

Solo but not alone: Navigating life as a lone quality engineer - Into the MoTaverse - Episode 9

An exploration of why self-advocacy and community are the ultimate survival tools for solo quality professionals.

Thanks for asking a question on my AMA! This is a good question, and I will think on it for a bit.

Thanks for the question on my AMA, Gary! I will think about this and get an answer back to you.

Thanks for the great question on my AMA page! I will get back with an answer in some form or another. Still thinking about it. Ha!

Got nerves? Feeling bored? Easily distracted? What's your fidget object of choice?

My Collection #5

A collection of related Ask Me Anything questions and answers

AMA about Working as a Lone Tester

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AMA about Working as a Lone Tester

I'm still getting comfortable with this whole podcasting thing. Many video tools capture random moments during recordings, and sometimes they just make me chuckle.Episode 9 of Into the MoTaverse wi...

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I'm still getting comfortable with this whole podcasting thing. Many video tools capture random moments during recordings, and sometimes they just make me chuckle.Episode 9 of Into the MoTaverse wi...

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Learning Log

Walmyr Takes on The Candymapper Challenge with Cypress!

Navigating the Landscape of AI Ethics and Responsibility

Inspired by Simon and Shawn's talk "Mind the QA of the Gaps" - This is the collection of resources I've learned throughout the year.

Did things get worse when QA stopped being the quality gatekeeper?

Mind the QA of the gaps

Mind the QA of the gaps

Mind the QA of the gaps

AMA about Working as a Lone Tester

Being the only QA team member can feel difficult. Working to build a Quality atmosphere throughout the company can be daunting. I've been there multiple times now. I'm happy to answer any questions...

You fix so many things for us on the daily. I noticed your conversation with Heleen this morning and it's so cool to see someone care about what we care about. Thank you! Your care makes an impact.

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Test Complete Overview

"Really great point, Shawn! I sometimes worry when my tests don't get more scrutiny. I like the idea of being able to clearly explain why I am doing what I'm doing to help create understanding in the future. "

When first seeing the Friction commentary, a specific moment came to mind. Often friction is a call to improve. The friction exists due to a need not being met, a shortcoming in your practices or u...

Human Friction: Peer feedback through pull requests

Human Friction: Peer feedback through pull requests

Jesper shares some examples of areas of friction which stop us from getting to hands on testing.

What's stopping us from testing?

What's stopping us from testing?

What's stopping us from testing?

Member visited Quality Insight: Exploratory Testing Life

Quality moments and delicate developer dialogues - Ep 127

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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This Week in Quality

Share your week’s highlights, challenges, and lessons in quality

Being a lone tester is hard. You're doing great! It was wonderful talking with you today in TWIQ.