Rosie Sherry | Activities
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A photo of a very big yellow plushie duck with a name tag that says "My name is Rosie Sherry".
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A hard back notebook painted by myself with paint pens.
The back cover is black with a MoT planet logo. The binding says Rosie with rainbow colours in the background. The front has a blue sky an...
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A row of printed The Testing Planet newspapers.
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A photo of Simon Rigler sitting in the audience at TestBash Brighton holding up the newspaper "pretending" to read. π
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TestBash is not just a conference, it's one node in community journey and software testing growth
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3 people sitting at a table posing whilst reading The Testing Planet newspaper.
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The MoT planet (from the logo) upsidedown that looks like a happy person with a hat, or an angelic happy person, depending how you see it.
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4 testers and Diana Dromey sitting around a table with drinks at the post TestBash social
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Great to make it to the end of TestBash and chill at the social.
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A black and white photo of Rosie Sherry's wrist with an MoT logo tattoo on it.
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A black and white photo of Rosie Sherry's wrist with an MoT logo tattoo on it.
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On the left is Chris Chant. On the right is Dan Billing giving Chris a kiss on the cheek. Chris has a big grin.
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What can I say? I've started collecting ducks!
I bought a display stand to help them all show off themselves!
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What can I say? I've started collecting ducks!
I bought a display stand to help them all show off themselves!
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A group of several people kneeling and standing up on a conference stage. There is a woman at the front taking a selfie. Most people wear pink t-shirts with a Ministry of Testing logo. Most people ...
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Have a browse of our upcoming community-led meetups
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What if we had a notebook with a cover said "Well, that didn't work" to encourage us to log the many things that just don't seem to work?
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We've probably all experienced "that look" that people give you when something goes wrong.
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user bugs happen!
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At least AI driven development sounds cool π€
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Must have, hot off the press Mnemonic that everyone must know and apply to their software testing π₯
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Memes are culture, they are a language, they are a learning tool
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It's very easy to be critical, raise bugs and give feedback that doesn't help a team move forward. Always ask yourself if your work will be of value and good use of time, because time is money.
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Weβre excited to announce that the MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate
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MoT trying to make the world a little less grumpy.
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A brat inspired mot brand, inspired by the brat thing: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/07/22/entertainment/charli-xcx-kamala-harris-brat-meme
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We've evolved our popular weekly This Week in Testing (TWiT) LinkedIn radio show!
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Not sure how to explain what Ministry of Testing does? Use this.
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A collection of resources to help guide testing with Playwright
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A look inside at how we're supporting the software testing and quality engineering industry
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A wake-up call for software testers
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Back in 2013 we introduced 99 Second Talks to TestBash, it has helped so many testers find their way into public speaking
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Learn test automation from the community of software testers!
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Let's go exploring how to test software in production
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Discover software testers experiences of the usefulness of AI tools in their current projects
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Join us for The Testing Planet Episode 4, The Practitioner
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Testing Trends is an exclusive offering wrapped into Ministry of Testing Professional and Unlimited Membership
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The Apprentice edition of The Testing Planet is coming, submit to support the next generation of software testers
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We recently launched Continuous Call for Contributions, here's an update
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How do we select, use and think about the software testing tools we use?
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VR, Virtual Reality and The Metaverse
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Ministry of Testing is evolving to be the space to level up your professional software testing career.
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Learn what quality engineering means for software testing professionals
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How can DevOps and Software Testing be besties?
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Software testers should never feel lonely, at Ministry of Testing we are here to support you at every step of your journey.
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Ideas to support your bug reporting and exploratory testing efforts
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Mentorship, hiring, onboarding, career guidance and more!
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Join Simon Tomes and his team of global correspondents in this engaging episode of The Testing Planet
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Uncover the truth behind automation's role in testing and its impact on testers
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Learn about the latest trends and challenges in test automation
Rosie Sherry
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
She/Her
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.
π MoT-STEC qualified
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