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See how Lynqa runs your existing tests as written, captures step-by-step evidence, without code or no-code.
This is epic. Thanks for explaining, Rahul. 🤩
Nice one, Richard. Thanks for reading. Glad to hear it was helpful.
If it sparks anything else let me know. Feel free to create a new Moment with reflections or more tips and advice.
How do you deal with the pressure that your mere existence keeps people in work? And how does that pressure change when those same people also question your very existence?
If testing and quality were individual snacks, what would they be and why?
Nice one for bringing folks together, Richard.
In the context of CVs/Resumes, what is ATS and how does it help/hinder?
If you could create a new system testing model to debunk the automation pyramid, what would it look like?
Yes to all of this! What a treasure trove of advice. 👑
I like how this all folds into being brave, intentional and curious.
Thanks for sharing, Rosie. This is now my go to Moment to share with folks who ask "Yeah, but what can I do in a tech community?"
Oops, forgot to mention. It reminds me of the old saying "Practice makes perfect", which I'm no fan of.
Practice makes progress.
Heck yeah to taking it one day at a time. Thanks for the reminder, Louise. 🤩
During my first leadership role I had several lightbulb moments. I'd think, "Ah, if only I'd known that about managing and leading people I probably would've behaved differently when I wasn't managing and leading people." It's kinda cringe and awkward to reflect on yet I think it's an important one to acknowledge. It's like I unlocked a whole load of unknown unknowns and slowly some turned into known unknowns and knowns. 😅
Can you share a story about an early days leadership lightbulb moment?
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