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I have itchy feet. That’s not a medical condition, it’s an idiom for describing how one might feel if they’ve been in the same place for too long. It conveys a strong almost restless desire to leav...

Itchy feet: A year for exploration

Itchy feet: A year for exploration

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On Dream Teams: The Practical Part

The quality salaries database is now available

The quality salaries database is now available

Come have a peek at the latest quality and software testing salaries from across the globe

The quality salaries database is now available

The quality salaries database is now available

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Use these structured prompting techniques to improve the quality and usefulness of AI output in testing workflows

Five practical ways to use AI as a partner in Quality Engineering

Five practical ways to use AI as a partner in Quality Engineering

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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)

When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)

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Advanced prompting skills to turn AI into your trusted testing companion

I’m excited to share that, alongside TeamMoT, we’ll be gathering 50 Leaders in Quality on September 30th. What looks like a one-day event is actually the beginning of a bigger journey: a committ...

A golden platter won't save quality, but we might

I’m excited to share that, alongside TeamMoT, we’ll be gathering 50 Leaders in Quality on September 30th. What looks like a one-day event is actually the beginning of a bigger journey: a committ...

Minimum Viable Caring: When Efficiency Costs Us

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Our role as quality people is shifting.

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The transition from specialist to generalist

Our role as quality people is shifting.

Great to see your article live in the MoTaverse. Bug congrats! When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)

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Find out how a large, cross-functional tech team unified testing to improve quality at scale

Discover how becoming aware of your organisation’s hidden map of influence can help you challenge bad metrics and lead with quality.

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When hiring software testers doesn't work (and what to do BEFORE you hire them)

Find out what’s really behind testing hires that fail (hint: it’s rarely because the tester couldn’t handle the job!)

Explore how to challenge unhealthy levels of team conformity and help your team make better decisions earlier

Half-Baked, Fully Shipped: When Big Means Small (And Why Quality Definitions Matter)