More Software Testing Unleashed episodes
Published 26 Feb 2026
Duration: 2044
The podcast explores the importance and challenges of public speaking in the tech and test industries, providing advice on preparation, storytelling, audience interaction, and more.
In this episode, I talk with Maryia Tuleika about stepping on stage in tech and testing. We explore why people speak: joy of sharing, stage energy, an...
The episode highlights the significance of public speaking in the tech and test industries, emphasizing its role in building personal brands, sharing knowledge, and creating community connections. It delves into the various motivations for speaking, such as sharing expertise, teaching others, and fostering a sense of community, while also acknowledging the common fears and stress that often accompany public speaking engagements. The discussion offers practical advice on preparation, breathing techniques, posture, and the strategic use of slides as visual aids rather than mere information overload.
Additionally, the importance of storytelling, audience interaction, and adapting to different cultural expectations is underscored. The episode also touches on the need for effective energy management and connecting with the audience to enhance communication. A key point mentioned is the development of an upcoming ebook by Maria Tulaika, which aims to provide structured guidance and community insights to help both new and experienced speakers improve their public speaking abilities.
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