Scout Burghardt
Scout Burghardt
QA Lead
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QA Lead at Cogapp, a web agency for museums & archives.
MoT Ambassador.
Co-organiser for codebar Brighton (coding workshops for underrepresented groups).
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William Morris features in the Motaverse for the second day in a row today! Yesterday i observed Heleen working on an embroidery of the Strawberry Thief during a break at Leading With Quality. We h...
1 Oct
Everywhere you turn, every event you go to, you meet people who care!
30 Sep
Turn an idea into something tangible... With lego! Thanks, Stu, for bringing legos to the workshop and wake up our creative brains!
30 Sep
Using AI isn鈥檛 the same as doing good work.
21 Aug
Insights, poll results, and community feedback on the adoption, challenges, and potential of AI in Testing
1 Oct
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Testing data quality effectively
I love the medallion architecture, wap stages, and data contracts, all really good concepts to keep in mind when assessing and dealing with data. Thanks for sharing!
Testing data quality effectively
very interesting! i've never been presented with a huge amount of undefined data i had to asses. i would always start with the same question i start with when i test anything though: what does good look like? if someone wants me to test their data, they have to tell me what it is meant to do/express/facilitate so i can develop a framework for passes and fails. i think that fits with what you say.
Suddenly, a wild tester appeared! A developer鈥檚 guide to caring for software testers
Sounds like you had a hard time at some points in your career! I can certainly empathise with a lot of these situations! Fortunately, things can also change for the better! And I love being part of that change when it happens.
Drop a quality comment to win your place at Leading With Quality
i, too, wish we could comment on comments. or at least like them! Ujjwal Kumar Singh, your feels extremely relevant to me at the moment! so well phrased :) thanks!