In this article, our Synapse Rahul condenses all his thoughts and learnings from participating in Testing Contests. This post provides an overview of his thoughts on Testing Contests using the 5W 1H (What, Where, Who, Why, When, and How) approach.
Bugs in programming languages? We may not have thought about it deeply. Our Synapse Balaji, shares about his learning experience about bugs in programming languages and how it could help testers.
The power of a leader does not lie in making great speeches and being perceived as unapproachable; it lies in his/her ability to relate to people's problems and motivate them to find solutions. With this article Vijeta describes her expectations from an effective team leader.
Going to a NoOps model isn't easy; it can be painful, but everyone needs to understand why you're doing it and the benefits you'll gain. NoOps model helps many organizations remove roadblocks and enable them to move faster, grow quicker, and ensure we're serving our customers the best way we can.
“Do testers read research papers?” And “if yes, what type of research papers do they read?” “Why do they think it is important?” “why doesn't someone think it as important”, this article is based on few observations based on the responses of a LinkedIn post about testing and research papers.
"Everyone knows better than me", "There may be tons of articles written on the same topic", "Will people read my article if I also write about the same".. Questions like these lead to writer's block. This article is a brief explanation on how I overcome writers block and those fears.
𝗥𝗜𝗦𝗘 - A Synapse QA Anthology, to celebrate leaders who inspire and help us to RISE
The TestFest is a series of software testing mini conferences coming up in UK, South Africa, Australia, Philippines, Brazil, Singapore & India with 8 hours of live amazing sessions distributed over 2 days, so you get time to sink into the learnings and reflect upon it without much affecting your work schedule.
Ideas to change mindset from hard testing to smart testing by learning and calibrating the process.
Sharing some thoughts that are helpful to newbies who start the testing profession and don’t know how to explore the big ocean
