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Most QA engineers use OpenSearch just to search logs.

But experienced engineers use it to investigate entire systems 👀

Missing events, retry storms, correlation IDs, race conditions, hidden backend failures - this is where debugging becomes real detective work.

Check out this Linkedin post covering some of the most underrated OpenSearch techniques that can completely change how QA engineers investigate production issues 🚀

#OpenSearch #QAEngineering #SoftwareTesting #Backend #Observability #Logging #Microservices #TestAutomation #ProductionIssues #Debugging

Behind every stable release is a QA engineer with zero sleep and 47 tabs open

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💸 Code vs. Revenue: why “shipping code faster” is no longer a competitive advantage

📅 May 26, 16:00 (CEST)

Where is real value created today — and how do you connect engineering with business results?

🎤 Julia Kniazeva — Director of Product & Engineering (10+ years, 6 products worth €1B+)

We’ll cover:
— why speed is no longer the key metric
— where business value gets lost
— what metrics actually work
— how to move from backlog to revenue

👨‍💻 For EMs, TLs, CTOs, and anyone who wants engineering to drive business impact

🎟 Register here

⏰ 16:00 (CEST) | 45 min | online | English

See you!

“I’ll do it myself 😌” or the story about how hyper-control emerges

Most of the time, the problem in a team is not the team. Sometimes things are broken not by processes. And not by deadlines. But by a person who can’t let go of control.

🪤“Atlas Syndrome: How to Stop Carrying the Project Alone and Start Leading”

🎤 At a meetup on May 20, Julia Karvat (HR expert with over 12 years of experience, Master of Psychology, Corporate Trainer) will break down what is usually left unsaid:
— Why “I’ll do it myself” is not heroism but a trap;
— How hyper-control kills initiative and drains energy;
— Where the “dopamine loop” of micromanagement comes from and how to break it;
— How to delegate without losing quality and finally get some sleep.

🎟 Join the meetup

It’s going to be hot – not because of the weather 🔥

⏰ 19:00 (Minsk) / 18:00 (CEST)
🗣 Russian | 📍 Offline in Minsk + online

See you soon 👋

My QA people, you can relate

AQA engineers, over here 🏃‍♂️🤙

On May 14, we’ll hold a meetup on how to build testing frameworks that actually stand the test of time: 💡 scalable, resilient to changes, and easy for the whole team to work with.

If you’ve ever faced this:
— Tests fail for no reason 🤯;
— Any product change breaks half of your test suite 💥;
— New team members need weeks to gain an understanding of the framework 🫠.

Then, this meetup is right for you 🫵

🎤 Speaker: 🔥Alena Yanusheuskaya, Senior QA Automation Engineer (Python)

🎟 Registration via the link

Meetup details:
⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time, GMT+3)/18:00 (CEST)
🕒 Duration: 1 hour
🗣 Language: Russian
📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Minsk
💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form

📍 See you in Minsk and online!

Join Andersen IT Community:
📱 QA/AQA Telegram: https://t.me/QAcommunityNEWS
📱 QA/AQA LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13004308/