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The Community's Guide to Asking Questions
Asking questions is a real software testing skill, how can we become better at it?
Rosie Sherry
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I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
I'm here for community as a service and building the best possible tech community out there.
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