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🔍 Need to hire top QA/RA talent for your MedTech team? Let’s connect by DM and discuss how we can find the best fit for your organization! 💼 #MedTech #QA #RegulatoryAffairs #Hiring #TalentAcquisition
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Are you one of the person who thinks that SME QA is always being underrated? It hits you hard especially when you have years of experience being a QA professionals, and then a MNC hiring manager miss judge your capability in handling the job in a bigger scale, resources, regulations and processes. Well! Im not sure if you are 100% right but we are WORTH IT! BECAUSE ......... #qamanager #hiringmanagers #smevsmnc #weareworthit #changeyourperspective
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One day, all these companies will see the value in good QA/Testing/QE Leadership! If any of the affected leaders want to reach out for a chat and support, happy to help you craft your CV or just try and help you move forward and find that role where you’re valued as a testing leader! #HelpingHands #QA #QE #Leadership
Unfortunately, there's still plenty of QA Leaders out of work due to redundancies, with plenty of companies seeing it as a quick fire way to save money. There's definitely been improvements in QA, with plenty of candidates securing new positions, but I'd still say there's a shortage of companies looking to hire at QA management level (in my opinion), than there has been in previous years. I'm also seeing the knock-on effect that it has on QA engineers that originally reported into a QA leader, who are now reporting into a CTO, Head of Dev etc - who may have slightly different priorities/views on QA than their previous QA manager, so it's leaving some demotivated and lacking the drive they had from their previous manager whose main focus was quality assurance. The market is still quite far off where it has been previously, but there's definitely been improvements which is nice to see - long may it continue!
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Everyone offers Top QA Talent, We offer RRP - Real Reliable People 🌟 Recently, I came across an opening for a QA team member at @Linus Health ([https://lnkd.in/d2ipdhpB]). Upon reviewing the details of the position, I am convinced that I may have a good fit in mind for this role. This individual possesses a unique blend of skills and experience that perfectly match the qualifications sought by Linus Health✨. In an effort to respect the time and responsibilities of their team, I have chosen to share this message via LinkedIn rather than reaching out directly. This way ensures that my outreach is received by those within my network who are directly involved or interested in this matter. If you are evaluating candidates for the QA team or if you know someone who is, I would be happy for the opportunity to discuss how I could add value to that process. I am confident that our expertise, coupled with a proven track record of success, makes us a standout candidate who could significantly contribute to any team's objectives and success.Message me to discuss this matter further. I am eager to provide more information and check how we can make things work for everyone to achieve. Lastly, I'd like to extend an offer to my entire network: If you are in need of hiring a professional with a similar profile to the one described, do not hesitate to reach out. I'm here to assist and ensure that your team finds the perfect fit. Together, let's make great connections happen! 🚀
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Quality assurance in software development isn't a luxury - it's an absolute NEED. QA testing of the end-to-end user journey promotes confidence that the final product is fully ready. Yes, software engineers can test their work...but it's that end-to-end aspect that the developer testing normally lacks. Thorough QA can make all the difference between success and failure. If you've got a project trying to get by without QA, let me know - SOLTECH can help!
Are you looking to add skilled Quality Assurance talent to your team for immediate impact? We have the perfect solution for you! SOLTECH has two highly experienced and reliable QA Engineers available on a contract basis, with over 30+ years of experience combined. They have been with us for more than 2 years, allowing us to confidently vouch for their work ethic and productivity. As an added benefit, we are offering a discount on their rate. This is an incredible opportunity to leverage top-notch QA talent with immediate availability. Contact us today and let's collaborate to achieve your quality goals.
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What should we do to hire quality QA Engineer for our team? 🚫 Don’t narrow down your search to an #automation #QA or a Functional QA. 🚫 Avoid exclusively looking for a Load and Performance tester. 🎯 Instead, seek an experienced QA who possesses: • Honesty • Hardworking ethic • Quick learning ability • Problem-solving skills 🔗 Don’t limit a QA to a specific framework. A proficient QA will adapt seamlessly to your stack. 👨💼 As a QA person with good amount of experience in evaluating people and building teams for various tools and technologies I recognize the significance of these qualities in a QA role. #QualityAssurance
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🚀 Join the exciting world of Quality Assurance by becoming a QA Manager! 🔥 🎬 In this informative video, we dive into the crucial role of a QA Manager. From responsibilities to skills and growth opportunities, this comprehensive guide has got you covered. Whether you're aspiring to be a QA Manager or looking to gain insights into this critical position, you won't want to miss this! 🔑 Key takeaways from the video: ✅ Responsibilities of a QA Manager ✅ Essential skills and tools of the trade ✅ Common challenges faced in the role ✅ Rewards and growth opportunities ✅ Related roles and career progress 🎯 Share this video with anyone who might find it useful and stay tuned for valuable insights into the QA Manager role. 💡 Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more career guides and interview tips. 📈 🔊 Want to learn more about interview questions and how to improve at work? Check out our playlists on YouTube! 📹 💬 Have any techniques or experiences to share about being a QA Manager? Let us know in the comments below. 💭 We would love to hear from you! 🙌 Join our community and connect with us on our website and social media platforms. Let's stay connected and learn from each other! 🤝
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One of the trends I have been seeing lately is companies wanting to hire QA or QA Engineering, is that they post positions of Senior QA Engineer, or SQA Engineering Lead, and they are asking them to build process or teams, while paying them lead level salaries. That's what QAE Directors and Managers do, you are asking Dir/Mngs to take roles/salaries well below their normal level to do the same job, or you are hiring people that don't have that full skillset, but are great QAE folks normally, to do things well beyond what they are being paid to do. This is how you end up with bad quality or bad quality process. QAE Managers and Directors are where they are because they have dedicated and devoted themselves to doing Quality right. They have honed their skillsets, have deep understanding of Quality Theory, implementation, and proper test order and practices, as well as how to do data driven testing implementation. Underbidding on them is a guaranteed churn and how you get fragmented process, because while they may take it in the short term, they are going to want to leave as soon as they find something else. The next one you hire to replace them might do things different or prefer different tools, and the next thing you know, you have 4 automation frameworks with stale code in all of them, massive pesticide paradox test reports and test cases scattered between three different TCM tools. Good QA Engineering leadership can save you a ton of money. I have been at companies where good testing prevented multiple losses of half a million dollars or more due to a single misconfiguration in a system that we caught because of testing, because I knew how and where to implemented proactive testing, effectively justifying my entire team's salary by catching a single bug, and that's not counting the level of business trust loss mitigated with a good, left push, defect containment process can gain you. That's done by experienced leadership. You don't skimp on that, and you don't treat it poorly. You don't shoehorn them into roles they passed in their career years before, simply because you don't want a "Director" or similar. Name them Head of QA Engineering if you need a role and don't like traditional ones, whatever. Good QA leadership is worth what you pay for them, and easily pays for itself in the short and long run.
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👉 WHAT IS Quality Assurance (QA) Quality Assurance (QA) refers to the #systematic processes and practices implemented to ensure that a #product or service meets specified requirements and #quality standards. It involves various activities, including #planning, #control, #assurance, and #improvement, to #guarantee that quality requirements will be #fulfilled. 🔵 QA encompasses: 🔹 Process Focus 🔹 Standards and Procedures 🔹 Preventive Measures 🔹 Auditing and Review 🔹 Continuous Improvement #learnwithabyan #QualityAssurance #QA #QualityControl #QC #ProcessImprovement #Standards #Compliance #Auditing #ContinuousImprovement #ProductQuality #QualityManagement #PreventiveMeasures #QualityStandards #ProcessOptimization #CustomerSatisfaction #Testing #Inspection #QualityMatters #QualityFirst #QAProcess #softwarehouse #softwarecompany #fiverr #upwork #developer #hiring #remotejob
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SQA Engineer : Helping Tech companies to grow their Business by ensuring the quality of their Products and Projects.
Effective Quality Assurance (QA) involves a comprehensive approach to ensure that products or services meet the desired quality standards. Key components include: 1. **Planning**: Define clear quality objectives, standards, and criteria. 2. **Process Design**: Develop and document processes to be followed during development and production. 3. **Training**: Ensure team members are properly trained on QA processes and tools. 4. **Testing**: Conduct various types of testing (e.g., unit, integration, system, acceptance) to identify defects. 5. **Documentation**: Maintain thorough documentation of all processes, test cases, and results. 6. **Review and Audits**: Regularly review and audit processes and products to ensure compliance with standards. 7. **Feedback and Improvement**: Use feedback from testing and audits to continuously improve processes. 8. **Tools and Technology**: Utilize appropriate QA tools for automation, tracking, and reporting. 9. **Communication**: Foster clear and open communication within the team and with stakeholders regarding quality issues and improvements. 10. **Metrics and Reporting**: Track quality metrics and generate reports to monitor progress and identify areas for improvement. #qa #sqa #qatester #tester #sqatester #manual #ensuringquality #quality #softwarequality
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