Podcasts about testbash

Show Notes: Building Community with Rosie Sherry In this episode, Nola Simon interviews Rosie Sherry, a community expert and founder of Ministry of Testing and Rosieland. Key Topics: - Rosie's journey into community building, starting with local tech meetups in Brighton - The growth of Ministry of Testing from a small project to a global community - Challenges and opportunities in running in-person conferences post-pandemic - Creating inclusive spaces for introverts and neurodivergent individuals at events - The impact of AI on online communities and content moderation - Building custom community platforms vs. relying on social media - The importance of focusing on community transformation rather than just conversations - Addressing the global loneliness epidemic through intentional, small-scale connections - The benefits of homeschooling and building local support networks Highlights: - Ministry of Testing's approach to conferences, including the unique "99-second talks" feature - The 80/20 rule of community: 20% conversations, 80% other valuable activities - Creating custom-built community platforms to own data and foster genuine connections - The challenges of quantifying community ROI and the importance of organic growth - Rosie's perspective on work-from-home policies and the potential discrimination in forced return-to-office mandates Notable Quotes: "Why should all the social networks have all the fun?" - Rosie Sherry on building custom community platforms "We have to find ways to properly connect one-to-one with people and have conversations and not rely on this spamming of groups or thinking like, you know, getting the attention or getting the virality is going to all of a sudden help our loneliness. It doesn't." - Rosie Sherry on addressing loneliness Resources Mentioned: - Ministry of Testing (website) - Rosieland (website) - TestBash conference Rosie Sherry - Ministry of Testing | LinkedIn

Here are the show notes based on the transcript: Show Notes: Building Community with Rosie Sherry In this episode, Nola Simon interviews Rosie Sherry, a community expert and founder of Ministry of Testing and Rosieland. Key Topics: - Rosie's journey into community building, starting with local tech meetups in Brighton - The growth of Ministry of Testing from a small project to a global community - Challenges and opportunities in running in-person conferences post-pandemic - Creating inclusive spaces for introverts and neurodivergent individuals at events - The impact of AI on online communities and content moderation - Building custom community platforms vs. relying on social media - The importance of focusing on community transformation rather than just conversations - Addressing the global loneliness epidemic through intentional, small-scale connections - The benefits of homeschooling and building local support networks Highlights: - Ministry of Testing's approach to conferences, including the unique "99-second talks" feature - The 80/20 rule of community: 20% conversations, 80% other valuable activities - Creating custom-built community platforms to own data and foster genuine connections - The challenges of quantifying community ROI and the importance of organic growth - Rosie's perspective on work-from-home policies and the potential discrimination in forced return-to-office mandates Notable Quotes: "Why should all the social networks have all the fun?" - Rosie Sherry on building custom community platforms "We have to find ways to properly connect one-to-one with people and have conversations and not rely on this spamming of groups or thinking like, you know, getting the attention or getting the virality is going to all of a sudden help our loneliness. It doesn't." - Rosie Sherry on addressing loneliness Resources Mentioned: - Ministry of Testing (website) - Rosieland (website) - TestBash conference Rosie Sherry - Ministry of Testing | LinkedIn  

Welcome to another episode of the Testing Peers. The Awesome foursome back together again with the topic of fighting fires and some of the additional effort that is needed when it is all hitting the fan.Chris starts off the banter with asking us about memes we may use in the workplace, we have everything from Homer Simpson, Bryan Danielson, Barney Stinson and Mr Bean.We then dive into the main topic and Chris kicks us off with an story of his time testing games with the bugs not being prioritised and issues being left unfixed. Russell talks about a time when the release date was before the time testing was due to finish. Simon then covers examples of defects found in production and the varying ways in which these can be approached. David mentions an example when a Senior leader highlighted a bug which immediately caused a panic even though it ends up being human error.The Peers then go on to talk about how to work through the fires without causing panic and getting better collaboration at all times. Russell refers to Heather Reid's Testbash 2023 talk - https://www.ministryoftesting.com/testbash-talks/9a60cbd8 What fires have you had to put out recently? How did you do it? Get in touch and tell us your stories.ContactUs@TestingPeers.comTwitter (https://twitter.com/testingpeers)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/testing-peers)Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/testingpeers/)Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TestingPeers)We're also now on GoodPods, check it out via the mobile app storesIf you like what we do and are able to, please visit our Patreon to explore how you could support us going forwards: https://www.patreon.com/testingpeersSaffron QA is a provider of recruitment and consultancy services, exclusively for the software testing industry.You can find out more at https://saffronqa.co.uk/  or on LinkedInSupport the show

Hello and welcome back for another episode of the Testing Peers podcast!In this episode, the Peers will be discussing coaching testing.We take a look at coaching credentials outside of our work lives and then dive into defining what coaching is and what it isn't.Chris mentions a sketchnote made at TestBash 2017, in a coaching workshop with Toby Sinclair and Amy Phillips - read more here.We explore the following the questions: do you need to have experience at the craft to coach it?who is responsible for coaching?does it always have to be a leader or manager that is the coach?is quality coaching the future in our craft?The Peers then share ideas of where we can go to learn coaching skills and we share some tips.Special shoutouts made to:Aspire LeadershipAgile Coaching by Rachel Davies & Liz SedleyUnlocking Potential: 7 Coaching Skills That Transform Individuals, Teams, and Organizations by Michael K SimpsonBarefoot CoachingSide note - two of the Peers have recently moved into new houses and have had a few issues with their setups, we apologise for any audio issues that may have arisen in this episode.Thank you for listening. Please do get in touch if you would like to know more or would like to give us feedback to help us improve and grow.ContactUs@TestingPeers.comTwitter (https://twitter.com/testingpeers)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/testing-peers)Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/testingpeers/)Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TestingPeers)We're also now on GoodPods, check it out via the mobile app storesIf you like what we do and are able to, please visit our Patreon to explore how you could support us going forwards: https://www.patreon.com/testingpeersSaffron QA is a provider of recruitment and consultancy services, exclusively for the software testing industry.You can find out more at https://saffronqa.co.uk/  or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/saffron-qa/We've found Ben from Saffron QA to be a great partner who has signed up to the vision and values that we have set out in our Testing Peers charter and we hope that you will take the time to visit and connect with him.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/testingpeers)

Jenna Charlton joins me on the How To Code Well podcast to talk about software testing. Watch the interview: https://youtu.be/NiWa2I2HsrM Jenna is a lead software tester from the united states and has lots of experience testing large applications and leading a team of talented software testers. We talk about Jenna's development story and how she got into the software testing industry. Jenna talks about her current role as a lead software tester and discusses the testing process. Jenna is also a speaker and conference organiser. Jenna will be speaking at TestBash in San Francisco on the 6th -7th of November 2019 https://www.ministryoftesting.com/events/testbash-san-francisco-2019   Follow Jenna Charlton Twitter: https://twitter.com/shewrestlestest *** My Programming Courses *** Docker In Motion http://howtocodewell.net/docker-in-motion Use discount YTFISHER to get 40% off at Manning Publications Hands-on Microservices In Python - Packt Publishing: http://bit.ly/2S6aMYB - Udemy: http://bit.ly/2tD8S3Q Master Python Clean Coding - Packt Publishing: http://bit.ly/2NyUVkr - Udemy: http://bit.ly/2Y5E1tL *** Programming resources *** Programming books from Manning Publications: http://bit.ly/2BIrEx Udemy courses https://www.udemy.com/user/peter-fisher-8/ Skillshare courses https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/howtocodewell *** Follow How To Code Well *** Twitter: http://twitter.com/howToCodeWell Youtube: http://bit.ly/2wf9ufB Twitch: http://twitch.tv/howtocodewell/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/howtocodewell/ Website: https://howtocodewell.net Join the Discord Channel: https://howtocodewell.net/discord Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/howtocodewell *** Subscribe to the news letter *** http://tinyletter.com/howtocodewell *** My Talks *** Using a Framework or Not - PHP South West https://youtu.be/T8R3YTrqt6U How To Put Your Docker Images On A Diet - PHP South West https://youtu.be/uiABt9axPNo Software Complexities - Peter Fisher - PHPSW: Learning About Complexities, August 2018 https://youtu.be/ZQ6AkyvEaHE DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make web development videos like this. Thank you for the support!

Hallo zusammen! Das Thema, das sich Michael und Thomas heute vornehmen, ist breiter und … eigentlich sind es zwei. Fan-Service beschreibt, wenn Medienmacher Dinge tun, die ausschließlich und im Selbstzweck darauf ausgelegt sind, die Fanbasis zu unterhalten. Fan Entitlement beschreibt, wenn Fans aus ihrer Treue einem Medium gegenüber ableiten, eine stärkere Deutungshoheit darüber zu haben als die Macher. Und das komplette Spannungsfeld zwischen beiden Punkten – das ist heute Thema. Darüber hinaus gibt es einen ganzen Sack Themen vor dem Thema, die Medienschau, den mittlerweile üblichen Crowdfunding-Rundumschlag und selbstredend weiterführende Links und Timecodes in den Shownotes. Viele Grüße, eure DORP 0:00:31  Intro 0:01:48  Der Scorp beim Testbash (und bei Koch Media) 0:03:40  Ein Ausblick auf die 1W6 Freunde bei Patreon 0:05:08  RSWE: Das Rollenspiel-Wochenende 2018 0:08:46  Crowdfundings 0:12:03  Ein Kurzfilm: Actuarium 0:12:37  RPC adé? 0:14:18  Wir – in Streams 0.15:37  Medienschau 0:33:22  Zum Thema 0:35:41  Ist der Begriff zwingend negativ? 0:36:25  Sind Crowdfundings Fan-Service – und andere Eingrenzungen 0:39:06  Also: Warum Fan-Service? 0:40:44  Warum sind so viele Fan-Services anrüchig? 0:42:03  Probleme aus Sicht eines Medienmachers 0:43:16  Fan-Entitlement 0:46:23  Toxische Nostalgie 0:48:09  Grenzen der Wunscherfüllung 0:50:27  Wo beginnt Fan-Service? 0.53:44  Positive Beispiele 0:56:43  Fan-Service als Werkzeug für den Spielleiter 0:58:40  Wie ist eure Meinung? 0:58:54  Abgrenzung zur Fan Fiction 0:59.58  Ein Mini-Fazit 1:00:05  Sermin 3.0 1:00:48  Neue Dracon-Infos 1:01:10  Adieu!

Hallo zusammen! Das Thema, das sich Michael und Thomas heute vornehmen, ist breiter und … eigentlich sind es zwei. Fan-Service beschreibt, wenn Medienmacher Dinge tun, die ausschließlich und im Selbstzweck darauf ausgelegt sind, die Fanbasis zu unterhalten. Fan Entitlement beschreibt, wenn Fans aus ihrer Treue einem Medium gegenüber ableiten, eine stärkere Deutungshoheit darüber zu haben als die Macher. Und das komplette Spannungsfeld zwischen beiden Punkten – das ist heute Thema. Darüber hinaus gibt es einen ganzen Sack Themen vor dem Thema, die Medienschau, den mittlerweile üblichen Crowdfunding-Rundumschlag und selbstredend weiterführende Links und Timecodes in den Shownotes. Viele Grüße, eure DORP 0:00:31  Intro 0:01:48  Der Scorp beim Testbash (und bei Koch Media) 0:03:40  Ein Ausblick auf die 1W6 Freunde bei Patreon 0:05:08  RSWE: Das Rollenspiel-Wochenende 2018 0:08:46  Crowdfundings 0:12:03  Ein Kurzfilm: Actuarium 0:12:37  RPC adé? 0:14:18  Wir – in Streams 0.15:37  Medienschau 0:33:22  Zum Thema 0:35:41  Ist der Begriff zwingend negativ? 0:36:25  Sind Crowdfundings Fan-Service – und andere Eingrenzungen 0:39:06  Also: Warum Fan-Service? 0:40:44  Warum sind so viele Fan-Services anrüchig? 0:42:03  Probleme aus Sicht eines Medienmachers 0:43:16  Fan-Entitlement 0:46:23  Toxische Nostalgie 0:48:09  Grenzen der Wunscherfüllung 0:50:27  Wo beginnt Fan-Service? 0.53:44  Positive Beispiele 0:56:43  Fan-Service als Werkzeug für den Spielleiter 0:58:40  Wie ist eure Meinung? 0:58:54  Abgrenzung zur Fan Fiction 0:59.58  Ein Mini-Fazit 1:00:05  Sermin 3.0 1:00:48  Neue Dracon-Infos 1:01:10  Adieu!

We talk quite a bit about testbash, Modern Testing, and give deeper answers to a few of the questions that came up in around the first public appearance of the Modern Testing Principles. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abtesting/support

We talk quite a bit about testbash, Modern Testing, and give deeper answers to a few of the questions that came up in around the first public appearance of the Modern Testing Principles.

Yo listeners! Another conference means another live episode, as we join you from backstage at TestBash Philadelphia, to talk about Rocky, the only film that we could realistically talk about (despite special guest Keith Klain's best attempts to pitch ludicrous alternatives). In an episode which isn't sponsored by Ministry of Testing (despite how much it might seem like it is), we discuss some of our favourite TestBash talks, demonstrate some terrible impressions, discuss what the film can teach us about coaching and self-actualisation, and are yet again confounded by inappropriate male advances in movies. We also name-checked a whole load of conference speakers and organisers, whose Twitter accounts are linked here: Gene Gottimer, Christine McGarry, Kim Knup, Ash Coleman, Sarah Deery, Kate Paulk, Jenny Bramble, Emma Keavney, Gwen Diagram References: Keith Klain's website and podcast - QualityRemarks.com Ministry of Testing Dojo Twitter: #testbash feed from TestBash Philadelphia Jim's Steaks YouTube: Family Guy - Rocky Montage YouTube: Team America - Montage YouTube: Dodgeball: The five rules of dodgeball YouTube: All the montages from Rocky I-VI YouTube: Bill Conti - Opening score from For Your Eyes Only YouTube: Rocky Jumped A Park Bench (sightseeing tour) YouTube: On Her Majesty's Secret Service - Steadicam ski scene Wikipedia: Amerigo Vespucci The Inquirer: The tragic title fight that changed boxing (Ray Mancini v Kim Duk-Koo) The Independent: The night Michael Watson's career was ended (fight with Chris Eubank) Testers' Island Discs YouTube trailers for films and TV shows mentioned: The Wire (season 2) Luther (season 1) Detroit Back to School Happy Gilmore The Wedding Singer 50 First Dates Punch Drunk Love Billy Madison 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Batman TV series: Burgess Meredith as The Penguin Clash Of The Titans Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story The Karate Kid Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot Doctor Who: Destiny of the Daleks Blade Runner Blade Runner 2049 Mission Impossible TV series Rocky II High Society The Philadelphia Story Our next episode will be our Christmas Special on December 8th (a week later than normal), when we'll be taking a festive frolic through HOME ALONE and DIE HARD, plus a discussion about the best and worst Christmas films of all-time! Twitters: @ScreenTesting @KeithKlain @TheTestDoctor @neilstudd Emails: screentestingpod@gmail.com Intro music: Bill Conti - Gonna Fly Now (Theme From Rocky) Outro music: Bill Conti - Rocky's Reward

Shownotes: http://letstalkabouttests.xyz/index.php/2017/05/04/ep-78-may-the-testbash-be-with-you/  

More about TestBash, and Alan (finally) gets into specifics on Microsoft Teams. And tangents….

More about TestBash, and Alan (finally) gets into specifics on Microsoft Teams. And tangents…. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abtesting/support

Live from Test Bash in Philadelphia, this is VAMP Testing with three of the three (Vernon Richards (@testerfromleic), Michael Richards (@saltygunner), and Perze Ababa (@perze)). We discuss sessions at TestBash along with the appropriate number of tangents. The Cast:

Live from Test Bash in Philadelphia, this is VAMP Testing with three of the three (Vernon Richards (@testerfromleic), Michael Richards (@saltygunner), and Perze Ababa (@perze)). We discuss sessions at TestBash along with the appropriate number of tangents. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abtesting/support

That's right, a bonus episode all about Testbash! Shownotes: http://letstalkabouttests.xyz/index.php/2016/10/31/ep-63-testbash-bonus/