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In search of quality. And in having conversations about leading with quality. I can't help but think about software quality. It is out there. And each conversation helps formulate my th...

After ‘Vibe Coding’ Comes ‘Vibe Testing’ (Almost)

Inspired by this Club thread: https://club.ministryoftesting.com/t/the-job-market-is-rough-how-can-we-help/85347 started by Judy Mosely and with some helpful responses from others, I posted offers ...

Tackle the messy reality of AI-coded apps with lessons learned, testing tips, and debugging insights.

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I recently had a good chat with Callum Akehurst-Ryan about representation. He's a queer man in tech and continues to do wonderful things to amplify the importance of inclusivity and representation ...

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Stop Guessing How Your Colleagues Work Best

Explore how leading with quality at an organisational level means balancing strategic change with day-to-day coaching and care.

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Build confidence throughout your career. Discover big and small ways to learn and co-create with testing, QA, dev and quality engineering professionals in this week's MoT Weekly.

10 ideas on putting care at the heart of quality engineering practices

I love podcasts. I've had the privilege of being on a few of them. Today was my first day co-hosting one! I was nervous, for sure, but once I settled in, made sure I had coffee in hand, and remembe...

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I'm listening to TWiT live and it's reminded me to post a memory about my week in testing (MWiT) 1️⃣ I'll start with something Judy said on TWiT about how community is a great place to practice....

My Week In Testing — In community we practice

I'm listening to TWiT live and it's reminded me to post a memory about my week in testing (MWiT) 1️⃣ I'll start with something Judy said on TWiT about how community is a great place to practice....

Quality is Care (and AI Can't Care)

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Discover how running small, courageous experiments can help any tester or quality-minded technologist truly lead with quality

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Discover how an Agile Definition of Done can promote shared ownership and incremental quality at every stage of the SDLC.

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When Good Quality Ideas Don't Stick: Lessons from a Failed Framework That I Loved

We're building towards becoming more of a platform, a quality destination. As part of this, we're evolving our "like" buttons, which now give MoTifications (notifications) when content is liked....

Scrappy Isn’t Scalable What Being the Oldest Daughter in an Immigrant Family Taught Me About Resourcefulness (and When It Stops Serving You)

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The Lone Tester: Surviving and Thriving as the First QA Hire

Half-Baked, Fully Shipped: Thoughts on “Quality” in DX Core 4

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How do you document feedback on your documentation? Ep 91

Oleksandr, Demi, Judy, Lukas, Gary, Milan & Susanne explore the art of documentation, feedback loops, test automation, and the value of community conversation.

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