Ramanan Prabakaran | Activities
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Beyond data generation: How I learned to trust synthetic data in performance testing
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Find out how a large, cross-functional tech team unified testing to improve quality at scale
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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Find out what’s really behind testing hires that fail (hint: it’s rarely because the tester couldn’t handle the job!)
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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)
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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)
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Learn from the mistakes and career lessons of an experienced leader to shape your path as a trusted leader in quality.
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6 leadership mistakes that made me a better leader
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6 leadership mistakes that made me a better leader
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Recognise your true value as a tester, navigate salary negotiations with confidence, and make the most of benefits beyond pay
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Getting paid what you are worth as a software tester
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Getting paid what you are worth as a software tester
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Joined MoT Cincinnati chapter
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Test Complete Overview
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Joined MoT Leeds chapter
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What do coffee machines, cloud service outage and AI in the workplace have in common? Come and find out at the Leeds Chapter
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Transform your team’s approach to quality from a late-stage gatekeeper process into a proactive, shared responsibility that identifies risks early.
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Delivering quality and deploying on time when your team is small
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Delivering quality and deploying on time when your team is small
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Modernise your design strategy with mobile-first and keyboard-centric approaches that create more resilient, accessible, and user-friendly software.
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Everyday accessibility: 7 ways to do a little a11y every day
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Everyday accessibility: 7 ways to do a little a11y every day
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Everyday accessibility: 7 ways to do a little a11y every day
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Shift from treating AI as a "single source of truth" to using it as a "clarity booster" for human-led ideas.
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Stop delegating your thinking: Using 5 whys to check AI documentation
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Stop delegating your thinking: Using 5 whys to check AI documentation
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Prioritise high-impact user journeys and critical risks over exhaustive checklists to ensure essential product functions remain reliable and user-focused through a product-minded testing approach.
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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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Leverage AI as a personalised "code coach" to bridge the gap between manual testing and automation by translating plain English into executable scripts and providing line-by-line logic explanations.
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Coaching with code: using AI to learn how to automate tests
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Coaching with code: using AI to learn how to automate tests
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By socialising the activities involved in testing software, we can share our experience and promote the craft while having some fun.
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Software Testing Live: Episode 01 - Breaking the bank
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Software Testing Live: Episode 01 - Breaking the bank
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Software Testing Live: Episode 01 - Breaking the bank
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Thanks for sharing feedback about the My Reports feature.
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Dev: That bug’s impossible.
Me: I made it possible. Twice😂
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QA Mode: Activated 🙂-> App: Deactivated 🤣
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Anyone else feel like the Night’s Watch guarding production? 😅
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The Bugs Are Coming…❄️
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At 2 AM, tester struggles to decide if unexpected behavior is a defect or an intended feature.
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Bug or Feature?
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Sharp. Focused. Unstoppable.
Ramanan Prabakaran
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Driven by precision, I’m Ramanan — a Team Lead mastering both Manual and Automation Testing.
Hunt the bugs | Ensure the hugs | Quality is everything
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