Create A Great Test Strategy with the Q.A.R.E. Framework
Struggling with delayed launches or bug-filled products? Discover the Q.A.R.E. Framework – a simple, four-step strategy to streamline your software testing, minimize risks, and deliver high-quality results every time. Learn how leading teams like Volvo Cars and Husqvarna have revolutionized their testing process – and how you can too.
The Manual To Get A Good Start On A New Job
During my previous job changes, I didn’t give much thought to the transition process until I came across a guide by Bengt Kallenberg. His recommendation to have both short and long-term plans, ranging from one, two, and three months to 180 days, proved to be a game-changer during my last job switch. In this blog post, I’d like to explore this guide with you, sharing some insights based on my own experiences.
7 common mistakes in Software Testing!
Software testing is like solving puzzles in a world that’s always changing. Discover the delicate balance required for success and the common mistakes even seasoned testers can make. Dive into our latest blog post for insights into these pitfalls.
Are test cases and test reports dead?
That’s something you hear quite often nowadays, well is it true?
If you ask people within the web industry or that is working with pure application software, you most of the times will get a Yes as answer.
Learn how to write good test cases
A common discussion is whether we should automate our tests instead of doing it manually. Often the answer is yes. We want quick feedback, test earlier and free up more time for exploratory testing. What is right or wrong depends on the specific situation I would say, but my point here has nothing to do with this.
Experience report about how to learn soft skills and why they are important
Soft skills become more important in today’s cooperative environments. I mentioned this in my first blog post and promised to come back to the subject, so here we go.
How the unknown affects people and managers in the same way
It´s hard to not think about the Coronavirus that are affecting the complete society and world now. There is one interesting thing I have noticed that is in this mess and relates to software testing. It’s a link to my newfound belief in what software testing is about.
How software testers think about learning outside work
My name is Jonas Breisel, I’m located in Gothenburg and I’m a devoted software tester with a burning interest of always learning new things, and the last couple of years it has been through learn others. I will herby start my own blog, I will mostly blog about test related subjects, it will be both about hard and soft values, which have become more and more important.