Pollen: A Panel About Polls

18th April 2024
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Why is it called a ‘Pollen’? Well, let us try and explain why this is a pollen. So we have polls and we have panel discussion. And if you kinda mash those two words together, you get the word ‘Pollen’. - Simon Tomes

Join us for a lively discussion on testing and automation in this episode of "Pollen: A Panel About Polls". 

Hosted by Simon and featuring panellists from around the globe, including Natalia, Rosie, and Ashutosh, we delve into the planet of test automation. From exploring the percentage of testing efforts involving automation to discussing the investment companies make in test automation, we cover a wide range of topics. 

Through insightful polls and commentary from the community, we aim to uncover the truth behind automation's role in testing and its impact on testers.


 

By the end of this session, you'll be able to:

  • Gain insight into the diverse perspectives on test automation, including its prevalence in testing efforts and the perceived importance of automation skills in the industry
  • Understand the challenges and pressures faced by testers in adopting automation, including the balance between automation and manual testing, stakeholder expectations, and the evolving nature of testing roles
  • Explore the significance of soft skills alongside technical expertise in testing, recognising the importance of communication, problem-solving, and strategic thinking in ensuring quality and efficiency in testing processes
Simon Tomes
he/him
Community Lead at Ministry of Testing
Hello, I'm Simon. I've had various roles in testing, tech leadership and coaching since 2003. I believe in the power of collaboration, creativity and community.
Rosie Sherry
She/Her
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
Hey! I'm Rosie. I started MoT and continue to lead it in the best way I can. I got into testing in the year 2000!
Test Engineer
Hi folks, I am the tester next door – ordinary and approachable! Testing gives me the scope to play Sherlock with the software – I get to blend my childhood fascination with Technology and detectives
Senior Test Engineer
I am Nataliia, Lead Quality Engineer who loves travelling, books, learning new things and sometimes writes. I am a curious person. I love running and a good cup of morning coffee makes me very happy.
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