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"Bugs fear me" hah, I wonder, have you said that specific phrase?
Very cool to see you keep going with the mentoring.
Do you have a general outline that you tend to follow? Or any questions to hand to guide you as a mentor?
When I write articles, I often write a placeholder title, but then change it once the actual article is done.
I wonder if you could do that once you've finished the book. You could even feed the content into AI to help you brainstorm titles.
That's cool to read that story in the context of 2014. It helps see how change happens (slowly) and over time. And perhaps how important it is to look back at history to remember it more accurately.
Hi @poornima - you can find it here: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/talks/a-tester-s-guide-to-ai-guardrails
It's also linked to from Rahul's MoT Profile. I hope that helps, thanks!
I have post-it notes in many places too ๐
I'm not sure it helps, but todo lists never worked for me.
The simple act of gathering to converse is so underrated. This is a great reminder for me to do this again in Brighton.
I came here for the AI, stayed for the hats! Looking good!
@brandy I know, right? And to think that AI is training on this stuff. What a load of *&^(ยฃ$(*ยฃ&^.
Yes, it's so easy to fall into the assumption that others know more. Often they don't!
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.
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