The following is a guest post by – Harshit Paul – Product Growth Specialist at LambdaTest Critical Thinking, A Key Behind Every Successful Tester We live in a competitive world, period. A world where modern SDLCs are adopted at a large scale to accelerate product delivery. Where faster feedback loops are incorporated in regular intervals […]
The following is a guest post by Raj Subrameyer – Raj is an international keynote speaker, writer and tech career coach who helps people step into the leadership role of their dreams through his services and speeches. (More about the author below) Applications have drastically changed in the past decade in terms of functionality, complexity, and technologies […]
The following is a guest post by Raj Subrameyer – Raj is an international keynote speaker, writer and tech career coach who helps people step into the leadership role of their dreams through his services and speeches. (More about the author below) With customer demands increasing at an exponential rate, companies are forced to […]
The following is a guest post by Michael Bolton a consultant and trainer, specialized in Rapid Software Testing, a skill set and a mindset focused on high-value testing that is fast, inexpensive, credible, and accountable. (More about the author below) A little while back, I presented a Webinar for PractiTest. There were some follow-up […]
The following is a guest post by Toyer Mamoojee, a ‘die-hard’ passionate Agile Automation Test Analyst with almost 16 years testing experience across many industries. (More about the author below) Just as money makes the world go round, automation makes the testing world go round. Automation has gone beyond just a buzz word and has now become […]
*The following is a guest post by Brendan Connolly, SDET at Agilysys. The opinions stated in this post are his own. Testers, even when embedded on teams, end up being outsiders. Their value is derived from, maintained by, and is continually put at risk by this status. In the early days of software development there was […]