Hey, Testers. It’s new year!!! and State of Testing Survey 2018 has gone live. Please consider participating in the survey and start the year by contributing to the testing community.
Why take the survey?:
This is a worldwide survey that tries to identify the existing state of testing. Taking the survey is one step into bringing more transparency into our profession.
The survey is in its fifth installment and conducted by Joel Montvelisky (PractiTest, QA Intelligence) and Lalit Bhamare (Tea Time with Testers).
Click the link below to participate:
My expertise lies in engineering high-quality software. I began my career as a manual tester at Cognizant Technology Solutions, where I worked on a healthcare project. However, due to personal reasons, I eventually left CTS and tried my hand at freelancing as a trainer. During this time, I mentored aspiring engineers on employability skills. As a hobby, I enjoyed exploring various applications and always sought out testing jobs that offered a good balance of exploratory, scripted, and automated testing.
In 2015, I joined Qxf2 and was introduced to Python, my first programming language. Over the years, I have also had the opportunity to learn other languages like JavaScript, Shell scripting (if it can be called a language at all), and more recently, Rust. Despite this exposure, Python remains my favorite language due to its simplicity and the extensive support it offers for libraries.
In my free time, I like to watch football (I support Arsenal Football Club), play football myself, and read books.