Neil Taylor | Activities
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A guide to AI agents for testers
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A guide to AI agents for testers
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A guide to AI agents for testers
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Quality voyeurism and the power of observation - Into The MoTaverse Episode 3
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Quality voyeurism and the power of observation - Into The MoTaverse Episode 3
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Quality voyeurism and the power of observation - Into The MoTaverse Episode 3
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Career growth with a Community as a Service (CaaS) mindset - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 2
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Career growth with a Community as a Service (CaaS) mindset - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 2
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Discovering confidence through community - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 1
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Career growth with a Community as a Service (CaaS) mindset - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 2
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Discovering confidence through community - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 1
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Discovering confidence through community - Into The MoTaverse - Episode 1
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Demi Van Malcot asks:
When I'm joining a podcast, I sometimes forget I'm not visible and am gesturing while explaining things. What do you think are the pros and cons of a podcast being an audio-on...
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What do you think are the pros and cons of a podcast being an audio-only medium?
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What do you think are the pros and cons of a podcast being an audio-only medium?
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What do you think are the pros and cons of a podcast being an audio-only medium?
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The AI didn't make a mistake. You did. You trusted it.The AI doesn't know your quality bar. It doesn't know your edge cases. It doesn't know what "good enough" means in your codebase.It only ...
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Staying in Control with AI Agents
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Staying in Control with AI Agents
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Staying in Control with AI Agents
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This is from an IBM presentation In 1979
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History reminds us...
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History reminds us...
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Curiosity killed the chat - Ep 109
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Small posts, big learnings: Why sharing matters more than ever - Ep 120
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I predict a huge fundamental shift will happen when it comes to learning and professional development. Infact, it's already happening. If you've been in the tech space for a while, you may have not...
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In tech, we work in small iterations, why not approach learning the same?
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In tech, we work in small iterations, why not approach learning the same?
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In tech, we work in small iterations, why not approach learning the same?
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Small posts, big learnings: Why sharing matters more than ever - Ep 120
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This episode fired me up with the AI debate. I still believe that today, that our systems thinking has never been more important. I was thinking about this over the weekend.From early on in my Test...
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TWiQ Episode 132 - AI debate extended version
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TWiQ Episode 132 - AI debate extended version
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TWiQ Episode 132 - AI debate extended version
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Forget coverage; focus on risk
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The forgotten part of quality: paying attention to production
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The forgotten part of quality: paying attention to production
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Integrate monitoring, observability, and alerting into the core quality engineering process to ensure systems are as diagnosable as they are functional
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The forgotten part of quality: paying attention to production
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The forgotten part of quality: paying attention to production
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A pessimist, optimist and realist continue their previous discussion about writing. Last time around they were talking about writing about something they're enjoying.Pessimist: I'm much more comfor...
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Write about something that worries you
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Write about something that worries you
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Thank you for sharing your insights on this weeks episode.
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Really enjoyed listening to your insights (especially talking about AI) on this weeks episode.
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Really enjoyed listening to your insights on this weeks episode.
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Thank you for facilitating such a great session with lots of great conversations.
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Thank you for facilitating such a great session with lots of great conversations.
Neil Taylor
Lead Quality Engineer
I've been testing for 20+ years with experience in Exploratory Testing and tools such as CI/CD, Bruno and Postman. I'm a self-taught pianist and enjoy writing and recording my own music.
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