Software Test Hiring Managers have a difficult time finding trained candidates. A Software Engineering degree might be the closest one we look for, but it forcibly directs the career path away from testing. Often tester's skills are cobbled together from experience, blogs, books, or certification programs. Unfortunately, those

Is this a triangle? Do a triangle's sides have to be connected? How rounded can a triangle's points be? Do the edges of a triangle have to be of consistent width? How strait do the edges need to be?

The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. When wearing rollerblades, the line becomes a squiggle. If there is a large rock in the way, the course is adapted: around or over. Along the way, you might spy on a different destination. When implemented in a complex world,

When a product owner expresses the desire for the team to fix a defect in a particular way, development often holds its tongue and grumbles privately. The product owner does not understand the impact of the code changes from a developer's perspective. In addition, the developer assumes the

Do you struggle when reviewing requirements? Use Dr. Jackson’s extraordinary Good Thinker’s Tool Kit! One great thing about software testing is that you can steal ideas from every discipline. So today, we are going to steal from philosophy. Here is a link to the Tool Kit: Microsoft Word

When you log a software bug, imagine a prosecuting attorney making a case against a criminal. Detailed Your case is ruined if the details are not well organized and thorough. So don't give the judge an excuse to throw it out for lack of evidence. Instead, make it

After preparing test cases during requirements analysis, you have not completed creating tests. Your most important test often remains undiscovered until you start testing. Imagine testing orange juice for a restaurant. The business has provided you with a list of requirements: 1. 8 fluid oz 2. Cold 3. Arrives within