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After training 140,000 students, many who now work at Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, I’ve studied what makes these teams different. Here are three specific things backed by research you can look up. Difference number one: They measure results, not activities. Most teams count how many meetings they held or tasks they finished. Top teams measure…
This comprehensive QA interview questions with answers collection is a vital resource for software testers, automation engineers, and QA professionals at all career stages. It covers a vast range of essential topics, including fundamental quality assurance concepts, software testing life cycles, and the differences between manual and automated testing. The guide delves deep into industry-standard…
Most login pages pass all the usual tests. Correct password? Works. Wrong password? Blocked. Everything looks secure. Until it isn’t. In this video, I demonstrate how a perfectly “working” login page can be completely compromised using a classic but still extremely dangerous vulnerability: SQL Injection. I show how entering a simple line of text, not…
Most bugs don’t hide in the middle of your app. They hide at the edges. In this video, you’ll learn the exact testing trick that exposes the errors developers never expect: Boundary Value Analysis. If your app requires passwords to be 8-12 characters, most people test with 10. But real testers? We test 7, 8,…
As a software tester, I have learned one crucial thing: when a system isn’t working correctly, the biggest problem is almost never the malfunction itself. The real problem is that we haven’t properly defined the question we are trying to solve. In testing, when a critical bug occurs in production, we don’t start from assumptions…
Everyone thinks automation is taking tester jobs. They’re wrong. Here’s why: Running the same test 1,000 times isn’t testing. It’s just checking. And computers are GREAT at checking. But testing? That’s different. Let me show you. An automated test clicks the login button 1,000 times. It checks: Does it work for you? Yes. Pass. Done….
