Rosie Sherry | Activities
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Member joined MoT Brighton chapter
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Member joined MoT London chapter
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Call for Insights turns 45
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Beautiful Evening With Testing Legends
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Karen Todd and Dan Billing
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The Learning Lollipop Model
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The Learning Lollipop Model
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Call for Insights turns 45
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Lessons from London Community Week: Community decay is normal, and that's okay
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Lessons from London Community Week: Community decay is normal, and that's okay
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This Week in Community (TWiC) — Episode 5
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Untangling the DOM: How automation really breaks (and how to fix it)
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Untangling the DOM: How automation really breaks (and how to fix it)
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Browsers keep four different pictures of your page at once, and automation bugs live in the gap between them.
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Untangling the DOM: How automation really breaks (and how to fix it)
awarded Ujjwal Kumar Singh for:
Untangling the DOM: How automation really breaks (and how to fix it)
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Understand why test data management is a more complex and impactful challenge than test automation itself, and how to address it through better ownership, tooling, and data practices.
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The hidden bottleneck: Why test data is harder than test automation
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The hidden bottleneck: Why test data is harder than test automation
awarded Matthew Whitaker for:
The hidden bottleneck: Why test data is harder than test automation
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The hidden bottleneck: Why test data is harder than test automation
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Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
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Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
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Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
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What actually sustains technical learning once the novelty fades?
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Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
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Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
awarded Simon Tomes for:
Motivation and strategy: the two forces behind technical learning
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"It makes me wonder how that model can apply to community. :)"
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Earlier this year I had 8 weeks to deliver a project and the pressure started to hit. I spent an awful lot of my time giving feedback and felt like the bottleneck. We don't often talk a...
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Together, We Find Solutions
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Together, We Find Solutions
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Together, We Find Solutions
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Community and tech is everywhere
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3A – Arrange, Act, Assert
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Spoke at TWiC — This Week in Community
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Hosted TWiC — This Week in Community
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Security Shifting Left in Lovable
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Shift Critical Thinking Left: Continuous Critical Thinking in the Test Lifecycle
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Community and tech is everywhere
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Member joined TWiC — This Week in Community chapter
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Shift Critical Thinking Left: Continuous Critical Thinking in the Test Lifecycle
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Stephen Platten, The Stoic Tester, joins Rosie to unpack how Stoicism, critical thinking, and spotting logical fallacies help testers navigate AI slop and governance gaps.
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Security Shifting Left in Lovable
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Community and tech is everywhere
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Community and tech is everywhere
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Conferences are often an intermingling of people and sectors.Today at London Community Week I bumped into the amazing Marie Cruz. It was great to catch up, and see you at MoTaCon!Here I am, a selfi...
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After 10 years, I'm retiring my website, The Big Test Theory.com. When I blog or share anything, it is on the MoTaverse and / or on LinkedIn. I've not posted anything on there for about a year, so ...
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No more Big Test Theory
awarded Ady Stokes for:
No more Big Test Theory
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.
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