Comments on A Rapid Tester: Software Testing for Dummies?

Hi,The article is very nice and informative,And th...

2009-03-25T18:10:00.000+06:00

Hi,

The article is very nice and informative,And the posts of blogs is also very interesting i like it.
In my point of view those peoples whose understand that the testing is easy job,I think they are totally wrong it is not a easy job.

I think it is great that you all are sharing your ...

2008-11-03T23:30:00.000+06:00

I think it is great that you all are sharing your comments. I do think that if we are vocal about our thoughts and understanding about the testing craft then we can reduce the delusions that are so prevalent around us.

Hi Sajjadul,I used to read Pradeep sir's post and ...

2008-11-03T12:46:00.000+06:00

Hi Sajjadul,
I used to read Pradeep sir's post and just accidently came through your post, it's very nice and i really like the attributes you have listed for being a tester. I think while recruiting a tester a company should consider all these points rather than just saying that they require a tester who has knowledge of tools, certifications and no of years of exp.

I hate to say this but many people have this perce...

2008-11-01T22:12:00.000+06:00

I hate to say this but many people have this perception that testing is an easy job. Hopefully this post of yours will open some eyes. A must read for any wannabe or soon-to-be tester!

Hi Sajjadul,You make it sound very easy for me to ...

2008-10-22T10:38:00.000+06:00

Hi Sajjadul,
You make it sound very easy for me to understand & answer all my difficulties all this time as people keep on asking me on "Why I become Software QA instead of continuing my previous profession in Food QA".
You give a damn good answer there.
Well done :)
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sharath, i feel like hugging you man, damn good re...

2008-10-20T22:06:00.000+06:00

sharath, i feel like hugging you man, damn good reply...i always had this reply till my throat.. never came out, now i got it. awesome!!!

Sharath,> I wonder when people will start acknowle...

2008-10-20T21:23:00.000+06:00

Sharath,

> I wonder when people will start acknowledging testing is not mechanical.

When I was hired to lead the test team in my current company, I noticed they had the perception that we should automate regression tests and write test cases to improve testing. But now, I see the programmers and their leads talk to outsiders about the problems of blind faith in both the approaches.

I believe that changes can happen, as long as we are patient and keep demonstrating the true skills of testing. The problem is that too many people have already dumbed down this craft, and are still at it. We just need to try harder and speak louder.

Hi Sir, That’s for sure that my jug is fi...

2008-10-20T18:02:00.000+06:00

Hi Sir,
That’s for sure that my jug is filled by a drop. I feel upcoming testers like me got the headlines in the main sheet before going through the newspaper so called Software Testing.
That is why “This is a Blog, we are proud to be read” and that is why people say
[James’ Reply: Thanks, Saj. I admire you. I like your blog, too.]
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Very good points raised Sajjadul.One question whic...

2008-10-20T15:00:00.000+06:00

Very good points raised Sajjadul.

One question which my colleagues always ask me is - If you do not write test cases, how will others (whoever executes) test it?

My answer to them was - they are not testers, they are human robots programmed to follow and execute the instructions provided, and so I am not interested in feeding them.

I wonder when people will start acknowledging testing is not mechanical.

-Sharath.B