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  1. Going back to a mandate levels model I used in building up teams with two different mandate levels at previous place of work.

    #ExploratoryTesting has always been an idea about increasing agency in testing by keeping things together that should stay together (design - execution), and #ContemporaryExploratoryTesting was adding automation and deciding.

    A lot of our salary models are based on ideas of having beginners in low mandate roles.

  2. Going back to a mandate levels model I used in building up teams with two different mandate levels at previous place of work.

    #ExploratoryTesting has always been an idea about increasing agency in testing by keeping things together that should stay together (design - execution), and #ContemporaryExploratoryTesting was adding automation and deciding.

    A lot of our salary models are based on ideas of having beginners in low mandate roles.

  3. Going back to a mandate levels model I used in building up teams with two different mandate levels at previous place of work.

    #ExploratoryTesting has always been an idea about increasing agency in testing by keeping things together that should stay together (design - execution), and #ContemporaryExploratoryTesting was adding automation and deciding.

    A lot of our salary models are based on ideas of having beginners in low mandate roles.

  4. Going back to a mandate levels model I used in building up teams with two different mandate levels at previous place of work.

    has always been an idea about increasing agency in testing by keeping things together that should stay together (design - execution), and was adding automation and deciding.

    A lot of our salary models are based on ideas of having beginners in low mandate roles.

  5. Going back to a mandate levels model I used in building up teams with two different mandate levels at previous place of work.

    #ExploratoryTesting has always been an idea about increasing agency in testing by keeping things together that should stay together (design - execution), and #ContemporaryExploratoryTesting was adding automation and deciding.

    A lot of our salary models are based on ideas of having beginners in low mandate roles.

  6. Slides for a new improved version of Whose Test Is It Anyway for #DevTalks uploaded at speakerdeck.com/maaretp/whose-

    It strips away the parts of messaging I confused myself and audiences with a week earlier, and comes to yet another framing I have for #ContemporaryExploratoryTesting in intersection of Improv in Testing, Ensemble/Pair Testing and Programmatic Tests.