Have you published a personal testing-related blog post in May 2023? 
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Hi @simon_tomes 
Recently, I came across an interesting idea that caught my attention: QA team as a fire department. Recently, I came across an interesting… | by Dmytro Stekanov | May, 2023 | Medium
Blogpost #291 Which parts of the testing world would you need a guidebook for?
I wrote a little something on positive and negative testing: Testing Basics: Positive and Negative Testing | Testing Thoughts
Reading Accelerate has got me thinking about testability: How can you improve the testability of your product? – TestAndAnalysis
This month I wrote 4 articles about several topics:
I’ve written two posts this month:
Why dev testing fails, which is basically me ripping apart myself as a developer whilst also advocating why you can’t just rely on people testing their own work (using manually or automated tooling).
Shifting the QA stuff left, which is about the wrestles that I’m having with my work.
Hey! In one of my latest articles, I uncover the 4 critical red flags that every tester should be aware of.
Check it out if you are interested 
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