Rosie Sherry | Activities

Thanks for testing in production! 😁

Senior Test Automation Engineer

Bristol

Contract Test Validation Manager

London

We're ramping up to TestBash in a couple of months! Whoop! And we're in the mood to give a ticket to one lucky person who can share a test idea in 99 characters or less. To enter, write your ...

Share a test idea in 99 characters or less (and win a TestBash ticket)

We're ramping up to TestBash in a couple of months! Whoop! And we're in the mood to give a ticket to one lucky person who can share a test idea in 99 characters or less. To enter, write your ...

Run out of test ideas? Use STTIHM to step into the mind of another tester!

MoTaverse updates

There's a lot going on in the MoTaverse, I'm "building in public" and sharing updates as best as I can. This collection includes all memories tagged "motaverse'-updates'

Thanks for sharing a glitch in the MoTaverse!

Welcome to the MoTaverse, it's good to have you here!

Welcome to the MoTaverse, it's good to have you here!

RCRCRC — A heuristic for regression testing

RCRCRC is a regression testing heuristic developed by Karen Johnson that helps identify areas that need testing when software changes. Recent: new features, new areas of code are more vulnerable...

Rachel Kibler: Engineering hope

Learn how clearer expectations and team support are creating hope and direction for quality careers

We've updated our job board

We've made updates to our job board it's designed for the community to share software testing and quality engineering jobs they find, rather than expecting companies to be posting them. For quit...

Bug congrats on 99 and now 100 community stars!

Emacs: The MacOS Bug

Is It Worth the Time?

"In 2027, those hands will be robotic hands, lol."

Quality engineers before vs after AI Promps started being used,any one else feel like they are turning into authors as well as testers with the amount of typing we are having to do!

Thanks for the follow, I'd love to catch up some time soon.

It felt good to quote something you said as an MoT Memory post.

It's good to have you here, many thanks for chosing the MoTaverse!

Better quality products is fixing on pain point at a time

I like what Joel says here. We can talk about 'best' or 'good' practice. Or good ideas on how to do things. Yes it's probably better to test early, to shift-left, to build-quality in from day...

Security lapses as a way to inject fear

Build sources of truth into our communication systems

Thanks for shipping the ability to view followers/following.

Thanks for shipping the revamped Job Board!

Thanks for amplifying your article on LinkedIn.

"At some point in the not-too-distant future we hope to have a MoTBot that can learn from everything everyone has shared over the years. 🤩"

Thanks for reporting an MoT Job Board bug.

Thanks for reporting an MoT Job Board bug.

Thanks for reporting an MoT Job Board bug.

On publishing an article with MoT! :)

Find out what’s really behind testing hires that fail (hint: it’s rarely because the tester couldn’t handle the job!)

A01:2021-Broken Access Control moves up from the fifth position; 94% of applications were tested for some form of broken access control. The 34 Common Weakness Enumerations (CWEs) mapped to Broken ...

"We have plans (not sure when we'll get there) to organise MoT Profiles better by type of content. So it could be separated out by talks, articles, observatory bookmarks, etc. Overall, I'm a bit obsessed with doubling down on the community knowledge."

"I like to say that "community creates history", and a big reason for Memories and MoT Profiles is to be able to have an accessible history of it. Your first TestBash was 2013, and we know that because we have your talk recorded, but what's more is tha..."

Having this "Memory" feature made me start trying to remember how I even discovered Ministry of Testing, or as I think it was back in the day, Software Testing Club? I've looked through my email, t...

Welcome to the MoTaverse!

Quality Talks TestBash special with Rosie Sherry and Gary Shannon

Perusing my own memory - need help!