Hanisha Arora
Hanisha Arora
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Making developers work on actual "real" problems by killing their tech biases.

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Finding software testing opportunities early with the Requirements Review Model image
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Start testing before any code exists by using the RRM to uncover risks, clarify ambiguity, and prevent costly rework.
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Bugs come in many forms and have many names. Defects, errors, failures, faults, issues, exceptions, glitches, inconsistencies, or system failures, but most teams simply call them ‘bugs’ for simplicity. While testers play a critical role in identifying bugs, their resolution requires collaboration with different roles including developers, product managers, and stakeholders. 
How Testers Can Help Build Scalable Products: A Shift-Left Approach image
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A sudden surge in users is like a workout for your product
How is Systems Thinking different from Critical Thinking image
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Explore the differences between them and learn how to use both to enhance problem-solving in software testing
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Exploratory testing is a human-led approach that brings creativity, intuition, and adaptability to uncover issues that structured tests might miss. It allows testers to learn about the system, identify risks, and discover unexpected behaviours that structured tests might miss. For example, when testing a mobile shopping app, a tester might explore different input methods, e.g. typing, voice search, or barcode scanning, while adapting their approach based on observations.
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Every requirement has boundaries, often called acceptance criteria. These criteria help to understand what the requirement covers, and what it doesn’t. Defining scope through acceptance criteria prevents wasted effort on unnecessary tests and keeps your focus sharp.
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What is a model? Simply put, it’s a simpler version of something complicated. Think of a map, it doesn’t show every tree, hill or crack in the road, but it gives you enough information to get where you’re going.
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When I understood how testing helps in business - https://lean.illued.space/
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Found this in drive - the presentation I gave in my first community meetup as speaker.
Reporting same bugs to developers image
When developers give me same bugs on repetitive testing.
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Boost your career in software testing with the MoT Software Testing Essentials Certificate. Learn essential skills, from basic testing techniques to advanced risk analysis, crafted by industry experts. Early access available now at a discounted rate!
Reboot Your Bug-Hunting: Five Ways To Supercharge Your Software Testing image
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Learn to apply these quick and effective bug-hunting hacks!
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