This document contains the summary of a presentation on shift-left testing. It introduces the speaker and defines shift-left testing as testing early in the software development life cycle (SDLC) to detect defects earlier. Potential issues with not doing shift-left testing include slowly receiving user feedback, testing becoming a bottleneck, delayed releases, and costly bugs. The benefits outlined include preventing issues earlier, detecting defects sooner, enhanced test coverage, streamlined workflows, and reduced costs. Key promoters are improving testability, cross-team collaboration, continuous integration/delivery, and growth mindset. Best practices discussed include proper planning, understanding requirements, specifying quality standards, and embracing automation. The takeaways encourage collaborating with developers and getting involved in