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Management (or managing) is the administration of an organization
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What could a QA engineer do when a project is in an early stage?
Although all observations are valid, from a project point of view, I am missing the motivational and learning point of view.
Starting some automation now can also be part of the learning of that engi …
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What can a candidate tester do to blow up an interview?
Have a look here: https://blog.gurock.com/interview-recruit-testers/ which also contains some interesting links to Kaner and Schoots.
In principle I would be interested to see if people are eager to …
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Multiple product-specific QA teams vs a single generic QA team
In my opinion you could (should?) evolve what you already have established now: testers that are in a "flexible and agile relationship with the development team". A good moment to mature your apparent …
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