SummaryIn this episode, Quality Talks & The QA Hype Show come together for a special collaboration. Host Stu Day & Gary Shannon, welcome Rosie Sherry, CEO and Founder of Ministry of Testing to talk about all things TestBash.Together they discuss the upcoming TestBash conference in October sharing personal stories about how Test Bash has impacted their careers and lives in different ways.The conversations touches on the continued evolution of TestBash over more than 10 years emphasising the importance of community, learning, and engagement whilst introducing new initiatives, and the fun, gamified elements that make the event one of a kind.The hosts end by sharing their reasons to encourage listeners to attend and experience the vibrant atmosphere and valuable connections that Test Bash provides.TakeawaysTest Bash is not just a conference; it's a community.The event fosters personal and professional growth.Engagement and interaction are key components of TestBash.Quality engineering is a central theme of the upcoming conference.The community aspect of TestBash sets it apart from other conferences.Leadership initiatives are being introduced to support industry leaders.Gamification elements will enhance the attendee experience.Networking opportunities abound at Test Bash, making it easy to connect with others.The atmosphere at Test Bash is electric and welcoming.Attendees leave Test Bash feeling inspired and connected.Chapters00:00 - Introduction to TestBash and Community Engagement02:35 - The Evolution of TestBash: From Concept to Community05:26 - The Unique Atmosphere of TestBash08:22 - Building a Year-Round Community11:12 - Leadership Initiatives and Future Directions27:57 - Quality Mindset in Product and Engineering29:31 - Excitement for TestBash31:29 - Engaging with the Community33:08 - The Role of Sponsors35:16 - Innovative Swag and Gamification37:59 - Creating Lasting Memories40:08 - Why Attend Test Bash?44:01 - Closing Statements from Gary, Stu and Rosie52:00 - We Out!!

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