Nadja Schulz | Activities
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Influence, from the other side of the table
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Influence, from the other side of the table
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What I learned about influence by becoming a stakeholder
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Influence, from the other side of the table
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Influence, from the other side of the table
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Continuing with an experiment. Let's look at the talk and workshop descriptions of MoTaCon 2026 and share my thoughts and reflections before the talk/workshop has happened. And then, hopefully, sh...
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Thoughts before MoTaCon: Into hell and back again
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Thoughts before MoTaCon: Into hell and back again
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Thoughts before MoTaCon: Into hell and back again
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"We often end up discovering that the elephant in the room is just a mouse." โ Susanne Abdelrahman
I heard an excellent story from Susanne that reminded me that we have to be brave when asking ques...
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Have you played the call out the elephant game?
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Have you played the call out the elephant game?
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Have you played the call out the elephant game?
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WonderProxy's global proxy network lets QA teams see their site the way real users around the world do, testing localisation, compliance and those broken GDPR banners with actual confidence, not gu...
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Exciting to have WonderProxy once again at MoTaCon!
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Exciting to have WonderProxy once again at MoTaCon!
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Exciting to have WonderProxy once again at MoTaCon!
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During a Call for Insights with Simon Tomes, continuous learning came up as a broad topic. One thread stood out: sharing. So here's a share about sharing.
If something you read, learned, or stumble...
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Small things are worth sharing
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Small things are worth sharing
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Small things are worth sharing
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How far does the MoTaverse go? BEYOND.
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How far does the MoTaverse go? BEYOND.
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MoTaCon is less than a month away, and sponsorships are now officially closed.
I'm genuinely pleased with who's joining us in Brighton this year! As we work through the final details together, one ...
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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Thanks to our MoTaCon partners
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How far does the MoTaverse go? BEYOND.
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How far does the MoTaverse go? BEYOND.
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How far does the MoTaverse go? BEYOND.
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Today, I came across a very useful video about modern development with AI by Matt Pocock. The main ideas are below.
๐งช Development and AI
In an ideal world, we write a spec and then implement it in ...
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Fundamental knowledge matters more than ever
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Fundamental knowledge matters more than ever
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It's been a while since I read a business book, and have long followed Jason Cohen. He also has a nice connection to the quality space as being the original founder of SmartBear.Anyhows, I enjoyed ...
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Book: Hidden Multipliers
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Book: Hidden Multipliers
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Book: Hidden Multipliers
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Skills from A Smart Bear
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I'm keeping myself accountable by sharing my observability learnings, starting with the four pillars of observability.
What is observability?When something goes wrong in a software system, you nee...
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The Four Pillars of Observability
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The Four Pillars of Observability
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And it isn't even ... at the unit-test level of your application. Testing doesn't stop there!Today's complex systems, with all this artificial intelligence inside, are built on components that are...
Nadja Schulz
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