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Thanks for the recommendation :)

Building Successful Communities of Practice: Discover How Connecting People Makes Better Organisations by Emily Webber. www.amazon.co.uk/Building-Successful-Communities-Practice-Organisations-ebook/dp/B01BYH07P0/ref=sr_1_1

Excellent examples. I personally find if good TDD is being practised then hooks for testing emerge naturally. - Mark

What makes you say that? I know I have faced my fair share of Wagile contexts, but I've also been in teams where we took each story at a time in a collaborative fashion and reacted to end user changes as we released. - Mark

Great story Mirza. Personally it's something I've done for a long time when preparing my own talks. I share 'draft' versions that are shorter and a bit rougher around the edges. It helps me get comfortable with material and solicit useful feedback on what to add and what to improve. - Mark

Context is always key in these types of discussions which you're demonstrating in your comment @zshn. It could be both could be prioritised and carried out at the same time, but we need the right skills, experience and support. That all has a huge impact on our decisions. - Mark

It's a tricky thing Strategies and Plans. I would definitely subscribe to the idea of my strategy is my vision, whereas my plan are my concrete steps to take and mitigation if the plan goes sideways - Mark

I'm about to open a call for contribution for AMA guests in the coming week. Keep an eye on all things MoT.

@@friendlytester - Will do

Thanks Patrick, glad you liked it. Keep your eyes peeled for more accessibility content coming soon.

Really insightful Oleg thank you!

Glad you liked it!

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Hi Stefania, it's not live yet - once it is I'll update the links and we'll share it all over on our social and news updates. Thanks - Áine