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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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Check the status of your technical skills
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The STATUS model and the human aspect of technical learning
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The STATUS model and the human aspect of technical learning
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The STATUS model and the human aspect of technical learning
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A Guide to Creating an AI Toolkit
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A Guide to Creating an AI Toolkit
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How do you know if an AI testing tool is worth it?
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A Guide to Creating an AI Toolkit
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A Guide to Creating an AI Toolkit
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How does making lunch connect with note taking in QE?
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Changing the conversation changes the future
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Member joined TWiQ — This Week in Quality chapter
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Member visited Automated and manual accessibility testing work best together
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A tester’s portfolio. Why even bother?
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Member joined MoT London chapter
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London is calling. Join us next week!
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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Member joined MoT London chapter
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Member joined MoT Brighton chapter
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Member joined MoT London chapter
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Changing the conversation changes the future
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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The Learning Lollipop Model
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The Learning Lollipop Model
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Member joined MoT London chapter
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Celebrating 20 episodes of Into the MoTaverse!
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Balance automation with exploration using the Information Model and 6Qs of Quality to achieve continuous quality.
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Why automation is holding back continuous quality: Finding balance in modern testing
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Why automation is holding back continuous quality: Finding balance in modern testing
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Apply your testing skills to evaluate, measure, and monitor the quality of AI systems with confidence.
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A tester’s role in evaluating and observing AI systems
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A tester’s role in evaluating and observing AI systems
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Summer event of Ministry of Testing Athens 2026: Done. ✔️It was an absolute honor to host Simon Mavi Stewart, Rafaela Azevedo, Diego Molina, Noemi Ferrera, and Wim Selles.
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Summer event 2026
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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Dead Data Walking
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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So many quality roles
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London / Scotland
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In the MoTaverse, we believe in the collective knowledge of the community and are working on unlocking it to enable micro learning opportunities.How it works:
we surface insights and we do magic b...
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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Learning can happen in any moment, and any insight
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In the MoTaverse, we believe in the collective knowledge of the community and are working on unlocking it to enable micro learning opportunities.How it works:
we surface insights and we do magic b...
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