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The word "expert" could be interpreted a million different ways, but for the sake of argument, let's just say an expert is one who has experience and skills in his or her specific field - this one being Software Quality As...read more
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A software QA expert is an expert in quality assurance who works for a company to insure things operate on a high level. This is a very important function to the business and their value cannot be understated. They test...read more
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Quality assurance plays a significant role in a business organization's ability to efficiently and successfully provide a product or service that will adequately meet their client's needs. The delicate nature of software ...read more
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This is to be the first in a series of articles on how to move from being a novice or average QA engineer to being an expert QA engineer that is an indispensable member of a development team. This article will contain som...read more
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Quality Assurance (or QA) jobs (even in the a single industry like IT) can be more varied in scope and focus than many people realize. The task of a QA expert is not necessarily just to insure that a product or service bei...read more
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by Roger Haller
So you want to test software The trade is full of Quality Engineers now, some have come into the business from dedicated college and industry training, and some have gravitated to the field from every other walk of ...read more
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by Alan Fernald
In our organization, the software QA experts earned their reputation not as "Quality Assurance", but as "Quirky A*". Both designations were equally appropriate as these experts often prevented the implementation of faul...read more
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by Jeremy Cox
Becoming a software Q&A expert is not nearly as strenuous an undertaking as it may first appear. No advanced degrees are required. Very little training is involved. One must simply find a software Q&A expert (good place...read more
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