🚀 MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate is here! Early bird ends 22nd December 2024!

Tester Revelations

A chart with four columns labelled A, B, C, and D. The first column contains various testing-related terms like "software testers," "exploratory testing," and "the testing community." The second column contains verbs like "wanted to," "requested to," and "declined to." The third column contains words like "praise," "argue with," and "collaborate." The fourth column contains nouns like "developers," "product managers," and "designers." The image encourages users to combine elements from each column to create their own fictional "tester revelations." The image also includes the website ministryoftesting.com.

Want to make your own fictitious Tester revelation? Just combine any of these four elements to create your own fact-free claim! Co-created with Rosie Sherry.

Simon Tomes

Community Lead at Ministry of Testing

he/him

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.

The membership for software testing professionals

Join thousands of other software testers in levelling up their careers

Explore MoT

Episode Seven: The community's guide to Continuous Quality

Wed, 27 Nov

The trend towards continuous quality, rather than shift left

MoT Foundation Certificate in Test Automation

Unlock the essential skills to transition into Test Automation through interactive, community-driven learning, backed by industry expertise

This Week in Testing

Debrief the week in Testing via a community radio show hosted by Simon Tomes and members of the community