Be the spark
I am wood wanting to be fire.
Women in Tech
Some articles and contents on women in technology written by Anne-Marie Charrett. Anne-Marie Charrett is a female software engineer in technology. International keynoter and tech leader
The Gratitude Jar
2019 has been an eventful year for many and the start of a new year is a great
opportunity to say throw a slip into a gratitude jar
[https://josierobinson.com/journal/how-to-use-a-gratitude-jar] to thank to those
around you who have supported you in some way.
Being the blog author
No REST for women
There’s plenty of pages giving you links to API Software Testing. Right now in
MoT 30 days API Testing Challenge, they are working on collating lots of these
which is a great idea.
I wanted to contribute using a different approach. I decided to collate and
amplify material created
Raising Female Technology Leaders
I was invited to a panel discussion by Roisin Parkes
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/roisinparkes] alongsideRohan Smith
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohanjamessmith] (Technology Leader – Optiver),
Owen Senior [https://www.linkedin.com/in/owensenior] (CTO – Ansarada) and Wendy
Glasgow [https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyglasgow] (CTO – OFX) in a
No women speakers? No Bother!
That might surprise you if you listened the Eurostar Webinar last week where
Fiona Charles and I explored the numbers of women speaking at software testing
conferences. If you didn’t hear it you can now [https://vimeo.com/134959112]
(Spoiler ahead it’s roughly 25%*)
Considering that there are
Nice girls don't get the Keynote
Keynotes are something to be earned and rightly so. Typically a keynote comes
from someone who likes to speak, who is good at speaking, and has something
interesting to talk about.
I know many women testers who meet the above criteria. They have the requisite
‘merit’ required to be a