[ Recognise and Acknowledge Your Skills | Ministry Of Testing – The Testing Planet | June 2013]
The below model is directly inspired by the Vancouver Agile Quadrant introduced in “Agile Testing: A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams” by Crispin and Gregory 2009 based on the original matrix from Brian Marick in 2003. It consists of four primary branches – as seen on the illustration. It is not a matrix or a table, but four directions with each their cloud of buzzwords. For specific contexts a mind-map will be a better choice of illustration – try drawing your own competencies.
Complexity is a Matter of Perspective 
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And by sheer coincidence it looks like flag of Scotland
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