TestBash Talks Revisited

Something special happens when a TestBash conference speaker comes back to react to one their talks. What's changed? What's new? What's relevant? Discover the power of longevity in this collection of revisited TestBash Talks.

Simon Tomes

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Revisited: What's In a Name? Experimenting With Testing Job Titles - Martin Hynie

Revisited: How to Get Automation Included in Your Definition of Done - Angie Jones

TestBash Revisited - Threat Modelling: How Software Survives in a Hacker’s Universe - Saskia Coplans

Revisited: The Tester’s Survival Guide to Joining a Continuous Delivery Project - Amy Phillips

TestBash Revisited: Exploratory Testing with the Team, a Journey Worth Taking

TestBash Revisited: Finding Testing Allies with Melissa Eaden

TestBash Revisited - Setting Sail into the Great Unknown: How I Got Started in Testing from a Non-technical Background - Mike Clarke

Watch Party: TestBash Revisited with Paul Grizzafi

Simon Tomes

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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.

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