I got Joe Clark, my wife got P. E. Trudeau. Might be awkward at the dinner table this evening.

It’s not that non-automated software testing is ineffective or slow. It’s that much non-automated software testing is done ineffectively. Recipe: 1. continuous training 2. have a clear objective

Sorry I missed this one - looks like a great session.

New year's resolution to do a talk in 2020? The KWSQA is always looking for speakers for our monthly KWality Talk meetings. Submit your proposal at

The KWSQA is looking for volunteers to work with us in 2020! Interested in helping to plan #TQ2020, organize KWality Talks, or participate in other ongoing Board activities? Send us a note at exec@kwsqa.org! We'd love to hear from you!

The @KWSQA is hosting Testing Games in conjunction with @bridgitsoftware on November 26. This is an opportunity for testers to enhance their skills in a fun, challenging, and social environment. Register here: https://t.co/KXcGpydPDL #bridgitsolutions #gobridgit

We still have several spots to fill in 2020, and we'd love to hear from you! No prior presentation experience required 🙂

Come check out our next KWSQA Testing Games on November 26, 2019 with @bridgitsoftware. Register here: https://t.co/zltYBojpTP #bridgitsolutions #gobridgit

You don't want to miss our last KWality Talk of 2019! We welcome back @michaelbolton as we hear about "The Secret Life of Automation". Register now at https://t.co/X6A9GSrz3K.

That's a wrap! Thanks for everyone who presented, helped, attended and learned from #tq2019 over the past two days. A special thanks to our sponsors @D2L, @NetSuite, @NVPSoftware and @ThisIsMagnet. See you all next year!

So excited to listen to @JadePromhouse chat with us about Team Dynamics! Love the phrasing already of 'Good Code Co-Parenting' #TQ2019

I just did that blog post on what I learned at @KWSQA conf this year. #TQ2019 https://t.co/DIfX4gjqdq Mostly on when you might want to deceive the users of your app. What no? Really.

@dsynadinos getting ready to take the stage for the closing keynote #tq2019.

Software requirements are simply wants/needs which often stem from core emotions. @dsynadinos suggests some methods to elicit/test emotional reqs in his workshop "The Hidden Requirements: Exploring Emotions with Placebos". Early Bird ends July 19 https://t.co/4KDaH5JOLo #TQ2019

Change. Everyone has to deal with it at some point. Many people don’t like it. @erikld & @BaileyHanna explore handling change with their interactive workshop "Anchoring Quality in a Sea of Change". Early Bird ends July 19 https://t.co/4KDaH61q9Y #TQ2019

Great post as always from @offbeattesting

We are #hiring! We have nine opportunities available for a wide array of skill sets and position types. Take a look at our available positions and come join our awesome team! 👍 https://t.co/4Hd5UXVAvI

#TQ2019 Early Bird registration is now open! And to sweeten the deal, we've got 4 great workshops confirmed. Read about them and get your tickets at the lowest price on our conference website

Really interesting new experiment taking place at this month's #KwalityTalk by @KWSQA as we pair with @latesters to discuss quality and what testing means with both groups!

If you wield the power to snap your finger and end half of all life in the universe — to preserve resources for those who remain — then you surely have the power to snap your finger and double the resources instead. @Avengers, I checked the math on that one.