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Stay up to date with the world of software testing, quality assurance, and QA. This Week in Testing is your weekly podcast from the Ministry of Testing community, hosted by Simon Tomes and joined by testing professionals from across the MoTaverse. 🎙️ Tune in for thoughtful conversations, testing news, and community insights covering everything from QA trends to quality engineering practices. Whether you're a software tester, QA specialist, quality engineer or quality advocate, this welcoming space will help you stay informed and connected to the wider community. Join the live session every Friday or catch up on past episodes wherever you get your podcasts.All rights reserved Economía Exito Profesional
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  • Does the happy path make us happy? Ep 84
    Mar 28 2025

    Join hosts Simon Tomes and Ben Dowen as they chat with Ujjwal Kumar Singh, Aj Wilson, Michael Close (in his first appearance!), and Judy Mosley about all things testing!

    This week’s conversation kicks off with space ducks and sound effects before diving into quality coaching, job titles that don’t match the work, happy paths vs reality, and reasons to update a pull request template. It’s full of thoughtful takes, shared experiences, and plenty of laughs along the way.

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    55 m
  • TWiT-89 Testers like to talk
    May 9 2025

    In Episode 89 of This Week in Testing, software testers, QA engineers, and quality leaders come together for an honest, energetic conversation about the realities of job searching, CV writing, and community support in today’s tech industry.

    Co-hosted by Simon Tomes and Ben Dowen, this voice-only roundtable features insights from:

    • Rosie Sherry
    • Eamon Droko
    • Emily O’Connor
    • Olly Fairhill
    • Oleksandr Romanov

    This episode is packed with actionable job-hunting advice, including:

    • How to write impact-focused QA CVs (not job description rewrites)
    • Why visibility in the testing community opens career doors
    • Building personal portfolios and showing your thinking, not just your tooling
    • Navigating layoffs and staying motivated through transitions
    • How 99-second talks and local meetups are shaping the QA hiring landscape

    It’s an empowering listen for testers in transition, quality coaches, and leaders supporting their teams through change.

    🎧 Available now on the Ministry of Testing Podcast — on all major platforms.

    🔗 ministryoftesting.com

    #SoftwareTesting #QualityEngineering #TestingCareers #TestAutomation #QALeadership #TestingCommunity #CVTips #JobSearch #AgileTesting

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    59 m
  • But how are we gonna test this? Ep 88
    May 5 2025

    This week in the MoTaverse, we welcome a first-time co-host as Nataliia Burmei joins Demi van Malcot to help unpack the latest updates in the world of software testing and quality engineering.

    From rare atmospheric events to the rise of AI-powered agents, accessibility legislation, and the enduring mystery of "how many testers are there in the world?" — this episode is packed with reflections, insights, and a healthy bit of crowd-tested humour.

    We also hear from voices across the testing community — including Christine Pinto, Javier Aguirre Flores, Sarah Byng, Ashutosh Mishra, Judy Mosley, and Gary Hawkes — as they share wins, roadblocks, and real-world strategies for communicating quality, managing test environments, and staying sane in the face of failing CI pipelines.

    There’s even a shout about speaking nerves, conference talks, and a classic testing moment: “But how are we going to test this?” (Yes, someone finally asked it in sprint planning.)

    If you’ve ever had to explain the value of testing, balance team buy-in, or simply survive flaky tests with a strong cup of tea, this one’s for you.

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    58 m
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