As a Software Quality Engineer, I have been through many interviews in my early career and the most frequently asked question was about software testing life cycle. I tried to cram the answer but soon I realized that it is a very wider concept and I have to consider the complete picture before deciding what it actually is.… Continue reading
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Technology is changing everyday, so is testing. Needless to say, being successful in testing is getting more and more challenging. Being very good at test cases, bugs, test planing, test techniques, etc does not guarantee a success in your testing career.… Continue reading
Pop quiz:
What’s the most common question from your boss/manager?
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I know you have your own answer but I’m pretty sure these are the most common ones:
How much you tested it?
Did you test enough?
I don’t know you or how many years in testing but for me those questions are really challenging.… Continue reading
I sometimes receive questions from readers asking how to get started in software testing. Most of them are from freshers or newly graduated. Particularly some of the questions come from those who would like to switch their careers to software testing when they are old or they are from non-IT background.… Continue reading
Productivity. Eek. Even the word can sometimes give us hives. It’s not easy to stay focused in this day and age of social media and other distractions—but unless you’re the recipient of a trust fund, you likely have to work. And even more than that, you probably work in an office (hello, other distractions).… Continue reading
According to State of Testing report, software testing industry is growing like never before. It’s not surprising that more and more people want to become a tester too. Testers also often send me emails sharing how much they are enjoying their journeys.… Continue reading
Note: This is a guest post from Wendy Dessler – Outreach Manager on behalf of Stackify.com
Everywhere you look things are becoming more and more automated. Gone are the days of cashier workers and factory workers. While you might see politicians arguing about automation on TV, is this new technology really a bad thing?… Continue reading
Note: This is a guest post from ScienceSoft – an US-headquartered provider of IT consulting services and custom software development with 450+ IT professionals. In today post, ScienceSoft would like to share strategies and tools to have an efficient automated cross-browser testing.… Continue reading
Recently, I’ve introduced you about uTest, a “go-to” source for freelance testers to earn money. uTest is also considered as a pioneer in testing crowdsourcing model. While uTest and crowdsourcing do add values into the industry, crowdsourcing model has its own problem.… Continue reading
December is one of my favorite months of the year. It’s not only because we have Christmas ( I don’t believe in Santa Claus by the way :D) and New Year holiday but also a great time for me to sit back, see how have been doing this year and plan for a new year with more success.… Continue reading