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Rosie Sherry
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
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I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
🎓 MoT-STEC qualified
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Thanks for taking the time to speak.
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On passing MoT Intermediate Certificate in Test Automation 🙌
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On passing MoT Foundation Certificate in Test Automation (MoT-FCTA) 🙌
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How I Learned System Design
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"The Bug Hunt" blog post pattern
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AI is making us work more
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Temperance and Vera doing some exploratory testing on some freshly-grown grass!
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Invest in test artefacts, they can last longer than the application's source code
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An exploration of test artefacts in relation to information, knowledge and product maintenance.
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How HSBC, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs reinvented QA and compliance
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Did you like my new profile pic?
Just letting you you know, this month I have been moustached for Movember.
I hope you like it and please consider supporting Movember: https://en.wikipedia.or...
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Staff QA Analyst
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Berlin, Germany
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Your blog post inspired a Club Post, thanks!
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To learn about the codebase, run the automated tests
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Will the Rise of Agentic AI and Superintelligence Kill All Software Testing Jobs Once and For All?
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Software Engineer in Test
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Manchester
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Your blog post has been featured on the MoTaverse homepage.
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There are no bad testers only bad systems
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awarded Joanna Negler for:
Thanks for sharing your LWQ recording on LinkedIn.
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Your URL Is Your State
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Great to see you got a new job, so happy for you!
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Episode 220: Spy Returns
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Revealing the unknown unknowns in your software
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https://ai.meta.com/blog/practical-ai-agent-security/
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"Amazing, bug congrats!"
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I gained my 50th Badge on my MoT profile today, and it felt like such a proud moment for me. I wanted to celebrate it and create a memory.
awarded Simon Tomes for:
I really enjoyed this week's TWIQ, the facilitation and discussions. Nice one!
awarded Ben Dowen for:
I really enjoyed this week's TWIQ, the facilitation and discussions. Nice one!
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It takes some courage, but you will feel the results. Expand your abilities by clicking the "Join the stage queue" button at the next This Week in Quality event.
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The MoT site was down briefly and Andrew posted he was going scorched earth on it. Made me think of him in a maze looking for the cause.
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Your MoTaCon talk is featured on the homepage.
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Lead change from any role by applying transformational leadership principles to inspire others, improve quality, and drive meaningful collaboration
awarded Aurélien Lair for:
Thanks for pointing out job board problems.
awarded Brandon Conley for:
Thanks for spotting and reporting the job board error.
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I wanted ChatGPT to help me. So why did it advise me how to kill myself?
awarded Virgil Suteu for:
It's cool to see you use a Collection as a backlog of learning, I'd be happy to hear any feedback on this, or if you think anything could be done to make the experience better.
awarded Caroline Francis for:
The talk by Jenny Bramble for your meetup was featured on the MoTaverse homepage, thank you!
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