How to find materials for reference that can be used as requirements, whether it’s a person, a system or any other source, go ahead and find out.
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Risk-based Testing
With the basic understanding that we can’t test everything, we need to decide what are we going to test. This is where risk-based testing enters the picture.
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How do I get selected to speak at a testing conference?
Some tips and tricks from veteran conference speakers on how to better your chances to get selected to speak at a testing conference.
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Do I need to be afraid if my team is moving to Agile?
You shouldn’t be afraid when your team is moving to agile, nobody expects you to become a developer. With that said, don’t consider yourself non-technical as testing is technical work even when coding is not required from the tester.
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What if you are the single tester on your team or at your company?
Being a sole tester of a company is without a doubt a big responsibility, but not every bug found after releasing the product is your responsibility.
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How to communicate or sell testing to the rest of the organization?
Testing is rarely in the organization’s spotlight but when communicating the testing results and their meaning for releases, you can get their full attention.
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How and where should we learn “testing”?
There are many possible paths you can take in order to start learning how to test. The path you choose is related to your background.
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The 2017 State of Testing is live!
We won’t keep you in suspense any longer – The 2017 State of Testing survey is live! and will remain open throughout January. The largest worldwide testing survey is hosted annually on this QA Intelligence Blog and in collaboration with TeaTime with Testers magazine. The Survey is the best way to influence the global testing community and help expose the top […]
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