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Conflict with Developer
On what issues will a user have conflict with a developer?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Nov 10th, 2009
Conflicts with developers arise from the lack of patience and empathy; when a tester and developer forget that they are ultimately striving to reach the same goal.
Conflicts generally arise through lack of misunderstanding due to miscommunication. In my organization, this typically occurs when a developer closes a defect stating that it can't be reproduced. If this situation is not handled carefully, it can lead to conflict.
Conflict initiators are:
1) Tester did not provide a clear and/or accurate description of the defect. For example, the tester may report the error name or text and the developer might be looking for an error number.
2) Tester did not provide a thorough description of the defect. For example, tester may not mention that the defect was found in a particular test environment and the developer assumed it was caused in a different one.
3) Developer misinterprets the defect even though it was authored accurately, clearly and thoroughly. Devs aren't perfect. Under time constraints to reach milestones, they sometimes overlook key points in defect reports and end up closing bugs that should get fixed.
Conflict negators are:
1) Establish a standard defect reporting process and get Test and Development to fully understand and adopt it.
2) Empathy: Understand that everyone is under pressure to meet deadlines and we are all on the same team to reach a common goal.
3) Patience: Understand that nobody's perfect.Aadit
- Sep 20th, 2012
Tester - developer conflict occur when developer say "could not see the reported bug". This could happen when Testers test environment differ from developrs or when the bug is not reproducible, occuri...
colliewarrior
- Nov 10th, 2009
The issues have a lot to do with approach and personality. Conflict happens not because you are a tester and he or she is a developer. Conflict happens because of bad communication. Communicatio...
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Mobile Test Scenario
A Newly made Mobile phone is given for you to Test at first. While you Switch-on the mobile it would freeze. As a Tester, what the necessary steps you will take?
asvindbabu
- Sep 7th, 2012
If you are having mobile with dual SIM check whether the both SIMs are working properly are not. Check the option that to save the charge we can disable any one of the SIM properly or not if it not working send the issue to development team.
saritha1406
- Nov 1st, 2010
Verify whether all devicws are properly placed in mobile phone.1) Batteryis present2)Battery is fully charged3)SIM is present to accessif all the devices are OK then swithc off the mobile start it aga...
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Give an example for High severity and Low Priority ?
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AmitHam- Member Since Jan-2006 | Jan 9th, 2006
1]High Severity And Low Priority----If there is an application , if that application crashes after mulple use of any functionality (exa--save Button use 200 times then that application will crash)
Means High Severity because application chrashed but Low Priority because no need to debug right now you can debug it after some days.
2]High Priority And Low Severity---- If any Web site say "Yahoo" now if the logo of site "Yahoo" spell s "Yho" ----Than Priority is high but severity is low.
Because it effect the name of site so important to do quick ---Priority
but it is not going to crash because of spell chage so severity low.
Amit Hambarde
Ajit.Rawat3
- Aug 30th, 2012
-> First of all make the clear understanding of severity and the priority of a bug. Severity:- How badly bug is effecting the functionality of an Application. Priority:- How quick we need to resolve ...
rohan.satpute
- Jul 22nd, 2012
High Severity and Low Priority Bugs
- Issue supposes to be caused for Leap Year or Year end.
Low Severity and High Priority Bugs
- Issue such Spelling mistake on GUI Main Screen
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How will you reduce the test cases normally when you are in disign phase?
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Testing Process
How to implement testing process without having Requirement document?
rajesh
- Aug 8th, 2012
There will not be any testing process without the requirement. so we cant implement the testing process without the requirement.
mfsi_chinmayb
- May 9th, 2012
Plan before you do. This should be the procedure followed by a tester. Tester should make a mindmap before starting a formal testprocess.
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Whais Soap, AIS, CAT Testing
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- Jul 21st, 2012
SOAP stands for Simple Object Access Protocol.It is a communication protocol between applications.It is based on XML and is a format for sending messages via Internet.It is is a W3C recommendation. A...
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What is QCD
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- Jul 21st, 2012
The QCD architecture provide a highly cost-effective, massively parallel computer capably of focusing significant computing resources on relatively small but extremely demanding problems. In QCD arch...
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Test Senario
A->UIB->UIC->DIA*B*C=DIF D went wrong How would you analyse the test Senario and find the reason why this defect occur?
Senthil Kumar P
- Jun 24th, 2012
Test Scenario is nothing but a high level flow illustration of a functionality. A test scenario may contain n number of test cases. For example, Check whether an user is able to login into Gmail with ...
prash036
- May 6th, 2012
Test scenario: Think of a scenario as a workflow. It tests a series of test cases some real time situations or work flow or real existence of work that how we going to do that thing. e.g.:- we decided...
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What is PWP??? Someone else has also asked in web testing questions.
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Data Migration
How will you migrate the data from one system domain to another system domain? What testing procedures will follow?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 25th, 2012
Domain migration happens when servers are upgraded and the data (including any authentication and authorization information) must be moved to a new system, when an administrator changes from one ISP t...
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Requirements Elicitation process
Explain the various steps to conduct Requirements Elicitation process
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 25th, 2012
Stepe involved in elicitation requirement are 1.Identify the real problem, opportunity or challenge 2.Identify the current measure which show that the problem is real 3.Identify the goal measure to s...
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Object Repository Extensions
When do we use .mtr and .tsr extensions in QTP? State the difference with suitable example?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 25th, 2012
We use filename.mtr as an extension for Per test object rep files.
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Which Dynamic objects are using in QTP?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 23rd, 2012
Dynamic object is an object which changes its properties at the run time and thus its mandatory properties cant be predicted from the starting. By using DP and Regular expressions we can work with Dynamic Objects in QTP.
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What is ContentisTesting
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 23rd, 2012
Content testing checks whether the users can easily understand all items that appear on a site.
Content testing having a low fidelity design and it includes basic formatting are : Navigation,Usefulness,Tone and Style,Organization and readability.
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What is mask defect
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 23rd, 2012
Masked Defect is a defect which is hiding another defect. E.g. there is a link to add employee in the system. On clicking this link you can also add a task for the employee. Lets assume, both the f...
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Types of testing performed for any Windows
Enlist types of testing performed for any window in sequence?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 23rd, 2012
The types of testing performed are
Security
Regression testing
User acceptance testing
Unit testing
System testing
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