With the rapidly expanding technology sector, the need for skilled software testers has never been greater. For many students and recent graduates, beginning a career in software testing can be both exciting and challenging. This article aims to provide insightful information about the QA career path and offer advice to those looking to venture into this dynamic and rapidly changing field.
When you have many years of experience doing test automation, you might like to use your coding skills for a broader usage and become a full-stack software developer. This article provides hints on how to transition from software tester to software developer.
As digitalization conquers the banking and finance industries, the importance of having an efficient and up-to-date software quality assurance process is key for organizations operating in these areas. This article discusses software testing trends directly impact banking and finance.
Looking back at test automation in a product development team for describing patterns of success for research purposes, we identified themes where the experienced success significantly differed from what the literature at large was describing.
Just imagine that you are tired of your current job in software quality assurance (QA) and want to find something new. If you are a good software tester, this does not mean that you know how to find a job or behave during an interview.
Performing the software testing activities requires different skills and in larger organizations, members of a software quality assurance (QA) teams will be specialists in certain domains. This article discusses the different roles of members of a software QA team.
In the software testing areas, it seems that just about anyone can learn how to code and use test automation tools. Even better is that codeless solutions are continually lowering the barrier of entry into the software automated testing field.
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