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Kickstart your career in software testing with essential tips and guidance. Learn the key skills, certifications, and steps needed to become a successful software tester in today's competitive market.

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Mastering Product Testing: Avoiding Top Mistakes for Success!

Elevate your product testing game! Explore the guide on avoiding top mistakes made by product testers at https://sites.google.com/view/product-testing-mistakes/ From overlooked details to communication blunders, discover valuable insights to ensure your testing process is smooth and successful. Dive in and become a master tester! 🌐👩‍🔬 #ProductTesting #TestingTips #SuccessGuide

[avisys]

In an industry where a 2% increase in customer retention is equivalent to a 10% reduction in costs, enhancing customer experience is key.

Discover how QA and testing are pivotal in achieving this in our latest blog.

https://www.avisysservices.com/blog/how-testing-is-solving-the-most-annoying-problems-for-telcos/

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Video Uploads with Postman | Best Practices and Tips | Automation Bro - Dilpreet Johal

Join Dilpreet Johal, the Automation Bro, in this informative session on video uploads with Postman. Explore the best practices and tips for smooth video uploading using Postman. From configuring multipart form-data requests to optimizing video file size and ensuring data integrity, Dilpreet will share expert insights and practical techniques. Elevate your API testing skills and become a video uploading pro with Postman!

[davidtimes]

Welcome to our rebranded Channel: SDET Unicorns

Welcome to the rebranded channel, SDET Unicorns! Join us on an extraordinary journey into the world of Software Development Engineering in Test (SDET). Discover insightful content, expert tips, and innovative techniques to excel in SDET roles. Stay tuned for exciting discussions, interviews, and valuable resources that will help you become a part of the magical world of SDET Unicorns!

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Field Validation Table as a Test Design Technique

💡 The pursuit of quality is paramount across all industries. Whether it's an organization striving to deliver a quality product or customers expecting excellence in their purchases. The way to achieve success is by maintaining and enhancing product quality, and Testing is an essential tool for this.

Let's consider a crucial test design technique called Field Validation Table, which empowers testers to design optimal test cases that maximize test coverage across various applications. This technique enables you to capture test cases effectively with minimal documentation.

Field Validation Table (FVT) is a powerful test design technique specifically designed for validating fields within an application. Regardless of the application's nature, thorough field validation is essential to uncover defects that may go unnoticed.

🔍 Testers often focus on commonly used combinations while validating fields, inadvertently overlooking potential flaws. FVT fills this gap, ensuring no defects escape detection in any area.

To implement FVT effectively, two crucial Tables must be created:

1. A Table encompassing various data types and their valid and invalid inputs. It serves as a reference during the testing process.

2. An application-specific Table tailored to the fields within the application. It facilitates comprehensive field validation, clearly highlighting the presence of defects and the relevant test data.

Implementing FVT brings forth several benefits that enhance productivity and streamline testing efforts:

✔ It empowers us to work more efficiently, saving time and effort.

✔ Automation becomes more accessible, leading to improved test coverage.

✔ By implementing FVT early in the project, you can avoid or minimize the risk of defect leakage.

✔ FVT is easy to comprehend, benefiting both manual and automation testers.

✔ It ensures a high percentage of test coverage, enabling you to validate fields comprehensively.

✔ FVT serves as a reference table, allowing you to create test cases that effectively verify and validate the application's fields.

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It's not news that sleep is tied to learning—even a 90-minute nap can significantly help boost your brain power—but if you want to cement new knowledge in your brain, recent sleep research demonstrates that a good night's sleep shortly following your studies has a significant impact on your ability to retain information.

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Tips on how to prep for finals:

* Stay well rested and do not stress, your mental health is very important during this time period.

- Try to get things done in a timely fashion.

- Resist pulling all-nighters if you’re able to, but if you have no other option, then try to make it as productive as possible, yet still attempting to squeeze in a nap toward the end.

* Organization is key.

- If you struggle with this, try to carry around a small notebook or journal that you know you will check toward the end of the day.

- Color-coding helps.

* Try making yourself a schedule.

- Consistently study throughout the course of the week instead of cramming, more efficient and less stressful.

* If you’re struggling in a class, talk to the teacher or hire a tutor.

* Make a relaxing playlist to listen to while you’re grinding homework or study sheets.

- Something that you can listen to without focusing on (I.e. classical music, instrumentals)

* Stay motivated or inspired!

- Remind yourself of who/what you are doing this all for.

- Bring post-it notes with inspirational quotes/lines/religious verses written on it if you feel it would help.

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* If you have an attention disorder and find long durations of test taking to be difficult:

- Try drinking a caffeinated beverage while you are testing–that is shown to increase attention in those who have ADD or ADHD.

- Decrease your consumption of sugar.

- Bring a fidget toy with you if those are allowed.

Good luck everyone !!! I hope this helps a little.

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Mastering Unbiased Reviews: Effective Tips for Testing Amazon Products!

Elevate your product testing game with the guide on how to test Amazon products effectively at https://testamazonproductsforfree.wordpress.com/2024/02/27/unbiased-reviews-how-to-test-amazon-products-effectively/ Uncover insights and tips for delivering unbiased reviews, ensuring your testing experience is impactful and trustworthy. Dive into the world of Amazon testing with confidence and become a trusted reviewer. Ready to master the art of unbiased testing? 🌟👩‍🔬 #AmazonProductTesting #UnbiasedReviews #TestingTips

[avisys]

Did you know? More than 90% of telco experts believe that software testing helps boost customer satisfaction and reduce churn for a telecom company!

See how testing can help in our latest blog.

Read more Here - https://www.avisysservices.com/blog/how-testing-is-solving-the-most-annoying-problems-for-telcos/

[waltervills]

Image Uploads with Postman | Best Practices and Tips

Unlock the secrets of image uploads with Postman! In this comprehensive session, we'll explore the best practices and tips for smooth image uploading using Postman. From configuring multipart form-data requests to ensuring data integrity and efficient validation, we'll cover it all. Gain valuable insights into handling image uploads effectively and overcome common hurdles. Elevate your API testing skills and be a pro at image uploads!

[ericthai2000]

TIPS FOR THE SAT

Hey guys, here are some tips for the SAT that I found most useful. -space out your studying: you don't want to study 3 hours everyday, sure it might be good, but you need to keep your brain interested, or else you'll get bored of it and proceed to not study for a while. -on test day, DO NOT CRASH: not as in car crash, but in mentally crash. Do not do the following things: -drink a whole cup of coffee because most likely you will crash during the test, and this is bad news -get 3 hours of sleep because you were studying. DON'T STUDY BEFORE TEST DAY!!! -doubt yourself: DO NOT EVER DOUBT YOURSELF. Act confident, it helps Okay, so here is what I did on test day. 1. I got an amble amount of sleep. 5-6 hours 2. I had a good breakfast, get the McDonald's combo with sweat tea. Don't gulp the tea down, drink responsibly, meaning you should save some during breaks to keep you from the fatigues. 3. Bring gums! Study shows that chewing gum helps improve your score, which means it helps you concentrate, and prevent you from sleeping or getting bored during test, ahem, Critical Reading. 4. If your vision is getting blurry from what appeared to be tiredness, GO SPLASH WATER ON YOUR FACE!!! During my third break I head to the restroom and wash my tired-ass face, and it was extremely effective 5. Be confident, walk confidently, act confident! Even if you didn't study that much, at least you studied some, and if you doubt your ability to get a good score, shame on you! You should be confident in yourself, don't doubt yourself, you are awesome! 6. Read with your mouth, silently. This helps, just as long you don't disturb other people, you are good 7. Use hand gestures, wave your hand around when you are answering questions, do hand gestures such as the "WTF?" "HHAHA THIS IS EASY" etc. I believe that moving your hands will lot only help you concentrate, but also help you reason better by making the questions seem like everyday obstacles. 8. BRING A WATCH!!!! You do not know how useful this tool is, it's almost unfair for people who don't have one, so take advantage of the watch, you will pace yourself much better. 9. Skip the question you don't know, chances are if you don't know it, you will most likely get it wrong. 10. ACTIVE READING!!! Give yourself 5-7 minutes of actively reading the text! This will improve your chances at getting the CR questions correctly. If you skim through, you'll have to read again to understand the text, and AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT!! 11. Whatever you do, DO NOT GUESS! 1/4 point is taken off whenever you get a question wrong! 12. After a section, if you think you got a certain question wrong, DON'T THINK ABOUT IT! It will distract you from your current section, and you do not want a chain effect! That's all! I hope this helped, honestly I felt great after my last SAT, I don't know my score yet, and this is purely my experience, it may varies, so make up your strategy, because most likely, my guide will not work completely, but this is just a guideline on how I beat the sat with confidence.

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"Believe in the pen. Because a pen has a better memory" -#hongbin #vixx #testingtips