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Iā€™m Nicola Lindgren, the author of Starting Your Software Testing Career, a co-author of How Can I Test This? and an avid learner of all things testing, agile and leadership.

I'm also an international conference speaker. If you want to stay up to date with upcoming blog posts, you can follow me on Twitter.

šŸ“¹ I have a YouTube channel that focusses on helping you with your software testing career.

Here are a few of my most popular posts.

  • How do you actually prevent bugs?
  • How To Test In A Higher Developer-Tester Ratio
  • Step by step guide: Testing with no/little requirements
  • Testing with Charles Proxy
  • Bloggers Club: Implementing Change
  • A Beginners Guide to Speaking at Conferences

    Here's what you should know when it comes to speaking at conferences.

    Software Testing Job Sites

    Here are some places you can find software testing jobs that you might not have heard of.

    8 Tips for Networking at Events

    Here are 8 tips for networking and making connections at tech events in real life.

    Free Software Testing Programmes

    Here are a list of free software testing programmes I am aware of.

    Interview With Vernon Richards

    In this interview with Vernon Richards, Vernon shares his experience doing a writing course, some career advice for testers and being a quality coach.

    Struggling to motivate yourself to learn something new?

    I share my thoughts on motivating myself to learn things when I'm not exactly feeling motivated.

    Invest in Yourself

    I share my thoughts on investing in yourself and how I've gone about this.

    Should I Learn Test Automation?

    Here are some factors to consider when thinking about learning testing automation. I explain my reasoning around why someone should learn test automation.

    Open Source Projects You Can Contribute To

    Here are some open source projects you can contribute to, along with some helpful resources to help you.

    How I Learned to Write Test Automation as a Non-Technical Person

    I share how I learned how to write test automation as someone who considered herself a non-technical person. I also share some bonus tips if you are starting your test automation journey.

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