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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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AI Agents Break Rules Under Everyday Pressure
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Discover how to navigate the challenges of integrating into a team unfamiliar with dedicated testers
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Adding software testers successfully to any product team: Experiences, struggles, and tips
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Adding software testers successfully to any product team: Experiences, struggles, and tips
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Use your MoT profile to showcase for your work and contributions and have a living portfolio that grows with you
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How to get the most out of your MoT profile: Top tips for maximising value
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How to get the most out of your MoT profile: Top tips for maximising value
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Tackle the messy reality of AI-coded apps with lessons learned, testing tips, and debugging insights.
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Testing AI-coded applications: Practical tips for software testers
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Testing AI-coded applications: Practical tips for software testers
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Evaluate the pros and cons of low-code automation tools through a tester’s hands-on experience selecting a solution
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Low-code test automation tools: First impressions and recommendations for beginners
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Low-code test automation tools: First impressions and recommendations for beginners
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Gain tips to overcome nerves and ask questions that inspire creativity and problem-solving
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Wide open spaces: A thought worker's guide to asking good questions
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Wide open spaces: A thought worker's guide to asking good questions
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Find out how a large, cross-functional tech team unified testing to improve quality at scale
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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One team, one goal: The reality of introducing a unified testing strategy
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Find out what’s really behind testing hires that fail (hint: it’s rarely because the tester couldn’t handle the job!)
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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)
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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)
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See how operational definitions bring clarity to requirements and support earlier testing
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Shifting software testing left with operational definitions
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Shifting software testing left with operational definitions
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Learn from the mistakes and career lessons of an experienced leader to shape your path as a trusted leader in quality.
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6 leadership mistakes that made me a better leader
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6 leadership mistakes that made me a better leader
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Master software QA with our massive collection of 75+ practice websites. Level up your automation, API, security & performance testing skills on real testing playgrounds.
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75+ Testing Practice Websites to Master Software QA in 2025
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75+ Testing Practice Websites to Master Software QA in 2025
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Discover how HIL testing enables early system-level validation of embedded software, even before it can be integrated with the physical environment or external systems.
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Agile hardware testing: Enabling shift-left with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing
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Agile hardware testing: Enabling shift-left with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing
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Explore different mindsets to improve testing, overcome bias, and add more value.
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I think, therefore I test: the importance of thinking for testers
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I think, therefore I test: the importance of thinking for testers
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The "So What" Test
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Adopt combinatorial testing, a technique you may never have heard of but should consider using daily.
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Software testers unite: Let's build a great tool and community for combinatorial testing!
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Software testers unite: Let's build a great tool and community for combinatorial testing!
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Pairing QA Engineers and Analysts isn't just a process tweak, it's a cultural shift that transforms siloed testing into a collaborative, balanced and business-aligned effort.
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Power pairing our people process: How we moved to a collaborative QA Engineer and QA Analyst model
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Power pairing our people process: How we moved to a collaborative QA Engineer and QA Analyst model
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Reveal the surprising number of bugs hidden in online forms that cause many companies to get the basics wrong
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Making registration easy: Understanding the complexities of online forms
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Making registration easy: Understanding the complexities of online forms
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Turn flaky test frustrations into reliable, reusable Cypress plug-ins that strengthen your test automation and contribute towards the quality community
Jira Issue Connect brings live, real-time Jira data directly into TestRail, eliminating tab-switching and stale fields.
Better than a generic video, see YOUR test, live, ready to show you what matters most: quality at scale.
With servers in >250 cities around the world, check your site for localization problems, broken GDPR banners, etc.
Catch the on-demand session with gaming legend John Romero and see how we’re redefining software quality at AI speed.
