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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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It was good to talk today, thank you!
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It was good talking today, thank you!
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Thanks for taking the time to chat today.
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Cheat sheets
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SQL injection cheat sheet
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Cross-site scripting (XSS) cheat sheet
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PortSwigger’s Web Security Academy
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OWASP Web Application Security Testing Guide
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OWASP Cheat Sheet Series
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Penetration Testing Cheat Sheet
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SQL Injection & XSS Playground
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Security Cheat Sheet
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Cheat sheets of cheat sheets
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Big list of naughty strings
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A collection of cheat sheets to help you with testing
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'Human error' - Wimbledon sorry over missed line calls
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Thanks for updating your MoT Profile. 😊
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Thanks for trying to get up on stage for TWiT, I think it deserves a star! 🤣
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Good to hear you on stage on TWiT today, I liked your "carry on the conversation" words.
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It was good to hear your TestBash thoughts on TWiT, thank you!
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It was great to hear you on TWiT today, thank you for your words.
awarded Emily O'Connor for:
Thanks for the continuous flow of feedback, it's very much appreciated!
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⭐️ You can now earn a star for starting a Club post
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You can now earn a Community Star when you start a Club post.
Coming soon you will also earn a star when you contribute to a Club post too.
I'm also taking this opportunity to thank Simon, J...
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Thanks for updating your MoT Profile 🙌
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Alternatives to the bug word
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Quality people.
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Happy times gathering again at MoT London with these quality people.
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About Me:
I’m coming from: London, UK
My role is: QA Engineer (Thanks to Jesse for reminding me to update it!)
I’d love to meet others who are into: Quality coaching, being open and vulnera...
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Great to catchup with Simon and Callum at the MoT London meetup. It was the biggest one yet and a lot of people for me ha, so nice to chat with familiar faces!
And see the people enjoying their...
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Thanks for sharing about TestBash tickets for job hunters.
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Thanks for amplifying the MoT scholarship on LinkedIn.
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Thanks for sharing an MoT bug 🐛
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Hey everyone,
We've got some exciting news for those of you who have faced unemployment this year and are looking to connect, learn, and grow in the testing and quality engineering world. We're ...
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Kat Obring: Scaling change, one iteration at a time
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Learn how to influence, advocate, and create change when you’re struggling to get buy-in
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Here is Lewis Prescott, recording a lesson for his upcoming course, "Modern integration testing: Tools, techniques, and strategies for continuous quality."
In this lesson, Lewis walks you throug...
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TestBash MoTebook
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We've pulled together a TestBash MoTebook (with Google Docs) to help you understand what you can expect to learn from each session at TestBash, but it's more than that!
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