It entirely depends on the context, type of testings, the SDLC you’re doing or even what you mean by “software testing”. Anyway, “it depends” doesn’t seem the answer you’re looking for, so here are few ideas to when you have software testing started.… Continue reading
Author: Thanh Huynh (Page 2 of 11)
In the last couple of weeks, I started to screen CV for a software tester position in my team. Interviewing/screening CV is not new to me. I have done that for several years and I can’t remember how many CVs I reviewed.… Continue reading
When it comes to select a company to work for, specifically in software development or software testing, this is one of the most asked questions:
Which is better: Outsourcing or Product company?
To be honest, I don’t think it’s a good question.… Continue reading
Note: This is guest post from Stella – Content Writer and Digital Marketing Analyst at Indium
Software testing refers to a technique in which an application or software is tested before launching in the market to ensure that it is free from all errors and bugs.… Continue reading
What the heck is 955 and 996?
In case you don’t know, these are two common working schedules.
If you’re in corporate world, you should be familiar with the terms “9 to 5”, “9-5” or “955”. It simply means you go to work from 9 a.m… Continue reading
I don’t know you but if you like me, you probably heard (or overheard) about respect and how to earn it.
It seems respect is critical for people.
Why is that? Well, because… it is.
Actually, earning respect is critical in every aspects of life.… Continue reading
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
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