Automation
New AI Tools to Transform Your Testing
The QualityWatcher AI Tools were developed by our experts who tailored each tool to industry needs and standards. The experts work daily with quality testing and automation projects and understand how to marry those workflows with the strengths and limitations of AI. Rather than having to accept the out-of-the-box standards from ChatGPT, our tools are…
Read More Scrum Masters: 6 Questions to Get Your Agile Team in Sync
Scrum Masters play a critical role in ensuring goal alignment, identifying risks, removing bottlenecks, and keeping sprint backlogs on track. Ask these often overlooked questions to set your agile team up for success. By Sheyinka Harry As the servant leader for an agile team, the Scrum Master does much more than facilitate meetings and remove…
Read More Powerful Agile Questions Every Product Owner Should be Asking
By Sheyinka Harry As the liaison between the business/customer and the team, the Product Owner is innately responsible for creating the Product Vision and Mission, as well as the resulting Product Backlog. When creating these artifacts, Product Owners spend a great portion of their time in meetings with: The stakeholders to capture their needs; The…
Read More Stakeholders: Three Powerful Agile Questions You Should be Asking
By Sheyinka Harry As stakeholders, we are sometimes so focused on pushing our teams to get the product out that we lose sight of the full scope of the role we play in the product delivery process. Being a stakeholder on a project isn’t just about making new product backlog requests or attending the demos…
Read More The Hire Diverse Testers Initiative
Bringing Highly Qualified, Trained Experts From Varied Backgrounds to the Forefront of Quality Assurance The software testing industry exudes potential on all fronts. There is more promise for moving up in the field than in almost any other industry. The average starting salary for a Quality Assurance Tester is $40,000 – $60,000 per year.…
Read More 7 pitfalls that could ruin your testing cycle
By Julia Pottinger Originally posted on Techbeacon Automated testing may be increasingly popular, but it doesn’t eliminate the need for manual testing. Proper manual testing increases application usability, especially during user acceptance testing. And while automated tools can handle the visual confirmation of requirements, manual testing is the best way to quickly verify requirements and features. Manual…
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