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Ever wondered how to streamline your QA processes effectively? Imagine managing all your test cases, tracking bugs, and analyzing test results in one place—how much time could your team save? Here are three reason using a test management tool is crucial: 1. Centralized Test Management: Keep all test cases, plans, and results organized, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. 2. Enhanced Collaboration: Facilitate seamless communication among QA teams, developers, and stakeholders, improving efficiency and clarity. 3. Traceability matrix: Manage all test coverage to requirements, to defects, to historical execution, etc. in one location How has a centralized tool helped your team? Share your experience below

What tips do you have for managing stakeholder relationships as a senior software test engineer? ✏️ This works on 3 key points 1. communication 2.Be proactive 3.manage Feedback effectively

I can confirm that this is the TRUE #QA process. Data collection is optional when opening new defects! 🤣 Looks like the development team has started watching my videos. I love it, bring on the memes! See my video: https://lnkd.in/e9J7iNKg

Are you told you’re overtesting your releases? When QA teams get in the firing line because they’re perceived as blocking release, this often comes up. What does it mean? Now, please keep in mind context matters, and I’ll be speaking in very general terms. However, I’ve seen this often in my consultancy practice, and this what I observed. Developers sometimes feel that QA run tests are duplicating areas they feel are sufficiently covered in tests they wrote. If this is the case, get the team together and do a test case review, where developers and testers together investigate what is - and isn’t! - covered in the low level tests. From there, you can develop a strategy for filling the gaps. This way, you’ll be sure to get the most out of different test levels without stepping on each other’s toes.

🔍 Documentation Tip: Before Marking a Task as "Done" In the fast-paced world of software testing, effective documentation is key to ensuring transparency and success. Join us as we dive into the strategies and insights of Nihan, a seasoned QA professional, in mastering the art of QA documentation. 🔍 What You'll Learn: The importance of documenting testing environments and proof of tests conducted. Techniques for handling technical hiccups with grace and transparency. Elevating your QA game with Nihan's expert tips and guidance. 📌 Watch the Video Now: https://lnkd.in/gaWhg9UP Whether you're a seasoned QA professional or just starting out, this video is packed with practical tips to enhance your documentation skills #QualityAssurance #SoftwareTesting #DocumentationTips #QAdocumentation #JiraDocumentation #SQA

🤖 Currently, the majority of QA professionals in our community are engaged in automation projects, though the percentage of automation work may differ across projects. Most team members are actively involved in utilizing existing automation frameworks specific to their projects, where the primary tasks involve understanding the framework and scripting. 🚀 But have you been involved in implementing automation testing as a practice in your project from scratch? 🔍 Stay tuned for my upcoming blog, where I'll share key considerations for selecting the right automation tool. Meanwhile, feel free to follow my published blogs

As a team lead you’ll want to enforce unit testing within your team by making sure every new piece of code in a PR is unit tested. This can be extra time consuming for a manual review for this. I published an article about this and how you can ensure that every new functionality is unit tested https://lnkd.in/eZn8qNe4

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As a QA professional, it's essential to communicate the value of our work to non-technical stakeholders. One effective way is to align QA objectives with business goals and demonstrate how our efforts contribute to the overall success of the project. Using simple and relatable examples, we can show how QA activities directly impact user experience, brand reputation, and cost savings through defect prevention. Building a strong partnership with non-technical teams and openly sharing QA insights can also bridge the understanding gap and emphasize the business significance of our role.