First, let me ask you a few questions
Are your bugs often rejected?
Are you bugs often assigned back to you and discussed back and forth to clarify information?
Do your leaders or managers often complain about your bugs?
If the answer is YES, chances that your bug report sucks
In this post today I will point out 3 simple reasons causing bad bug report and how to fix it.… Continue reading
First off,
I know this question sounds like an "Interview question" style, but bringing up this question to find an correct answer for an interview question is not my intention.
As tester, we don't have all the time in the world to do the testing, we need to know when to stop testing without affecting the quality of release.… Continue reading
I recently had an interesting discussion in Quora on the same topic.
Why software testing is often viewed as low-grade when comparing with software development?
There are a few answers for the questions but the most interesting one to me is:
"Because it is easier to find problems than to solve problems.… Continue reading
I have recently shared the World Quality Report 2014-15 (https://asktester.com/questions/world-quality-report-2014-15-download/ ) and this reminds me of another interesting report. It is “State of Testing Report for 2015” report conducted by Joel Montvelisky and Teatime with Testers magazine.
You can download the report here: http://www.practitest.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/State_of_Testing_Survey_2015.pdf… Continue reading
The World Quality Report is the result of ongoing collaboration between Capgemini, Sogeti and HP Software. Published since 2009, the report is based on findings from a global research study conducted via telephone interviews with 1,543 CIOs, IT directors/managers, VP of applications and quality assurance directors/managers across 25 countries.… Continue reading
Let's assume you have technical knowledge enough to understand the cause of the problem.
Would you provide a solution to fix the problem when you report a bug or you leave it to developers/managers hand to do the thorough analysis and fix the problem?… Continue reading
One of the most hottest news in software testing community these days is United Airlines has awarded "millions of frequent flier miles" for hackers who found bug in their website.
Check out the Bug Bounty Program here: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/16/us-cybersecurity-airmiles-idUSKCN0PQ0A320150716
Give it a try!… Continue reading
Having a good relationship between developers and testers plays an important role in success of a project.
However, not all developers are easy to work with. I call these difficult developers.
These developers feel defensive when testers report a defect which the root cause may come from developer's code.… Continue reading
IMHO, there's no a so-called bug free/zero defect application.
What do you think when someone claims they have a "bug free/zero defect application"?
Is it possible to have a bug free/zero defect application or not?
What's your thought on this matter?
Software testing is challenging and it’s even more challenging for new tester.
Regardless of how much effort you spent on researching software testing, improving yourself and trying hard to do better testing, you still don’t feel that you are making any progress or worse you are not sure if testing is the right one for you.… Continue reading
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