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@PraeSongprasit You did amazing as always! Thanks for sharing and being a community champion. NZ is lucky to have you 🤗

Wow the #NZTestingConf22 recording came out almost as fiendishly fast as the images. Cheers @NZTestingConf for making all talks publicly available afterwards!! Note: I'm never going to stop cringing when reviewing my own talk... Especially live demos buff.ly/3P5917L

"Have fun learning" - Olga Baranovskaya #nztestingconf22 📸 Doug Mountain

… I'm not just here to hunt bugs but actually solve problems." - Jasmin Mayfield #nztestingconf22 📸 Doug Mountain

"It's about building quality. All of a sudden as a tester it's not about finding bugs or technical system issues, I'm trying to fiqure out how we can make their lives easy. It made me think…

"A product design for a core user group, will benefit many more people" - Prae Songprasit | @PraeSongprasit #nztestingconf22 📸 Doug Mountain

"If I were given 1 hour to save the planet, I would spend 59 minutes defining the problem and 1 minute resolving it" :Albert Einstein #NZTestingConf22

Jasmin Mayfield talking about why products fail #NZTestingConf22 Does the identified customer need really exist? Has the need got lost in the product noise?

Interesting that questions so far for #NZTestingConf22 Panel Discussion have been around contracting v permanent employment. Indicative of high fluidity in the market at the moment.

Olga Baranovskaya on #NZTestingConf22 stage now talking about Incredible Simplicity of Automation. The incredible bit I believe but not sure about simplicity 🙂

@jpie #NZTestingConf22 Shout-out to @MossNye Hallway Conversations talk: To provide context to your testing take notes then organise under headings - highlights, warnings, questions & problems.

@jpie #NZTestingConf22 Cooking up a great tester: - Data by itself is meaningless. Context is critical. - Know your stakeholders. What is quality to them? - Widen your horizon beyond testing events. - Seek out organizational bugs

Camy Bhandari #NZTestingConf22 keynote Test Engineering Manifesto 1 Quality baked in 2 Focus on journey to Prod 3 Fast Reliable Sustainable tests not 100% cover 4 Continuous testing - early & often 5 Measure progress & shorten feedback loops 6 Working software over 100% bug free

4 pillars of #NZTestingConf22 Sponsors Organisers Speakers Attendees @NZTestingConf thanks all

@NZTestingConf Looking forward to spending today at #NZTestingConf22 learning and sharing.

Testing the thing right or testing the right thing. To ensure we are testing the right thing: User research. Is the identified customer need real? How is our product performing? Customer research. How can we make their lives easier? Jasmin Mayfield #NZTestingConf22

@PraeSongprasit bravely doing a live demo of screen reader during her talk on Accessibility. #NZTestingConf22

@PraeSongprasit reminds us to let go the mouse and test with keyboard only as a first step towards Accessibility Testing. #NZTestingConf22

Scott Stevens relaying how he explained Performance Testing (and queuing theory) to his mum #NZTestingConf22