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On the 1st & 2nd of October 2025 we're back in Brighton for TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
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Wed, 1 Oct
On the 1st & 2nd of October, 2025 we'll be back to Brighton for another TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
Wed, 17 Sep
with Ivan Fillipov, Solution Architect at Xray
Tue, 30 Sep
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On the 1st & 2nd of October 2025 we're back in Brighton for TestBash: the largest software testing conference in the UK
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![There’s often a small but powerful window of time when your mind and heart quietly signal an opportunity to learn or grow. That inner nudge that moment of awareness is your heuristic window. When it shows up, catch it. That’s your chance to pause, reflect, and start planning your next step toward self-improvement.
Here are a few ways to make the most of that moment:
1. Write Down What You Feel You're Lacking
Those flashes of insight where you feel something’s missing are short-lived. Your brain processes thoughts rapidly, and those cues can easily disappear if not captured. Write them down as soon as they arise. They might not come back the same way again.
2. Start Working on Them
Once you’ve noted your areas for growth, make a small action plan.
Ask yourself:
-What do I want to learn?
-How deeply do I want to understand just the basics, hands-on practice, or full mastery?
Start simple:
-Google: What is [XYZ]?
-Read a short article or official documentation.
-Watch a tutorial video.
-Try it out especially if it’s a tool or software.
-Get a basic grasp, then build on it gradually.
3. Talk About It
Share what you're learning with others colleagues, peers, friends, or family. It helps you process the information better and opens up conversations that might deepen your understanding.
You can even post your learnings on platforms like:
-MoT
-Medium
-LinkedIn
It not only reinforces your learning but also contributes value to the community. You never know who might benefit from your experience.
4. Teach It
One of the most effective ways to cement knowledge is by teaching it. Explaining a concept to someone else challenges you to truly understand it yourself. Whether it's guiding a peer, mentoring someone, or writing a how-to post, sharing knowledge multiplies it.
To Sum Up:
Take small, consistent steps. We're living in an overwhelming time where imposter syndrome is real but remember: Your only real competition is who you were yesterday.
Yesterday is behind you. Tomorrow hasn’t arrived. All you truly have is today.](https://d8iqbmvu05s9c.cloudfront.net/mwi1i0priw4umonht62f3awdsmdf)
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Memes
That quiet moment when QA finishes testing in Prod... just after the manager says not to. 😅
Because sometimes, validation just can’t wait.
One moment it’s “All good to push,” and the next… QA is monitoring prod with a racing heart.
Have you ever had to deal with a Friday production deploy 😁 ?
