Sarah Deery | Activities
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Huge kudos to Ady for an amazing testing song he brought into MoT 4.0 meet up to London yesterday. Watch the video and sing with Ady.
Also Ady travelled 450 miles round trip to join the meet up ...
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Sarah works quietly, mainly in the background, making sure everything is going in the right direction. She works with so many people to make sure everything runs smoothly to deliver great articles, but particularly when it comes to the Essentials Certificate. There is so much organising of people, edits, copy, etc. that goes unseen, but is vital to ensuring the end product is all pulled together and delivered for the MoTaverse. Thank you Sarah, for all you do.
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Thank you for giving insightful feedback on our latest curriculum! I really value your creative thinking and problem-solving skills
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As teased yesterday, I made a rug of Bug!
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Thank you for letting us know about a bug in the email regarding your certificate purchase :)
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:tada: Module 16 is now live in the MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate!
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What are the risks of trusting your tools too much?
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Thank you for reporting a missing link in an article! :)
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How do you quickly find the version where a bug was introduced?
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Huge thanks to Sarah for bringing together all the certificate contributions. I was keen to be involved but had some anxiety around public speaking — Sarah made the whole process smooth and welcoming. Her thoughtful approach to the audio recordings made all the difference.
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Thank you for donating your article fee to the Scholarship fund!
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Is learning a programming language really that tough, or is it just me?
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Thank you for giving feedback on another member's work and giving them a boost!
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Thank you for providing feedback on another member's work and giving them a boost!
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Thank you for keeping your course up-to-date :)
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Thanks for sharing that there was a broken link in an OD course
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A family STEM project: Learning monitoring and observability with your child (and a plant!)
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Recorded today, a brilliant talk with Marie Cruz, Senior Developer Advocate at Grafana Labs — coming soon to Ministry of Testing!
In “STEM in the garden: How to monitor plants with IoT sensors a...
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Great to catchup with Simon and Callum at the MoT London meetup. It was the biggest one yet and a lot of people for me ha, so nice to chat with familiar faces!
And see the people enjoying their...
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Recording in action: Lewis Prescott on Contract Testing – Coming soon!
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Here is Lewis Prescott, recording a lesson for his upcoming course, "Modern integration testing: Tools, techniques, and strategies for continuous quality."
In this lesson, Lewis walks you throug...
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Manish Saini shares a wonderful analogy in STEC Module 16, Lesson 1: What is technical testing?
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Thanks for uplifting a writer and giving feedback on their article
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Myself, Mariem and Ben in the Green Room before MoT Tunis Online.
Simon Tomes appears to be there in spirit!
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What do testers do?
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This badge is awarded to members who choose to visibly support Pride on their Ministry of Testing profile.
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Thanks for letting us know about the typo :)
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Earned through actions that have made the MoT Community a more pleasant and useful place to be.
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Achieving one or more Community Stars in five or more unique months
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Thank you for helping expand the glossary!
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A discussion on TWIT had me wondering what 'Grey Box Testing' was.
Luckily, some lovely people were on hand to answer my question!
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I am a big believer that confidence is built on actively doing things. Particularly, doing things you never done before, there is no much evidence it will work or people who would confirm your theo...
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"I love when I see my junior testers ask for help, and the senior goes, I actually don't know either. Let's go find out together." shares Jenny.
So cool to see Nataliia Burmei and Jenny Bramble...
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Thanks for feeding back to us on how writing with us has helped you!
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It’s only a few years ago I realized I can no longer sleigh down snowy hills with my kids. I have to either stand and watch or go down my own sleigh next to them. They are on their own now - I can ...
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When you shift from “Here’s what I think we should do” to “What would change if we understood why this keeps happening?”, you stop being the tester with opinions and start being the person who unlo...
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Thank you for donating your article fee to the Scholarship fund!
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Thank you for suggesting an improvement on a course activity!
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Was a professional member in 2025
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This emoji message instantly freezes some iPhones
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CrowdStrike IT outage affected 8.5 million Windows devices, Microsoft says
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Excel: Why using Microsoft's tool caused Covid-19 results to be lost
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High-frequency trading and the $440m mistake
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A brand-new professional member course with José Carréra
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Where's Bug and Cosmo? – No. 29
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Can you find Bug, Cosmo the Space Duck and Space Seagull?
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Thank you for reporting a problem with accessing another member's MoT profile
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Thanks for reporting a missing link in the resources section of a module in a certificate. That's been fixed, and now folks can easily access a great talk!
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Thanks for sharing feedback about the user experience of returning to content from the "My learning" page! It's a great suggestion that has been shared with the team.
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MoT Advanced Certificate in Test Automation
Sarah Deery
Learning and Development Lead
She/Her
My main aim is to help quality professionals turn their vast knowledge and skills into bite-sized chunks that the community can digest.