1)      As a QA I am involved early on user stories with product owners and business analysts.

2)      I give my feedback on user stories while they are being analysed.

3)      I work with business owners to define Acceptance tests for user stories before story is developed.

4)      I get involved in the story kick off with developer and business analysts to give QA input.

5)      I work with developers while he is developing story to give early feedback and automating acceptance tests.

6)      As a QA I encourage automation testing at all levels – Unit, Integration and UI. And I give feedback on all kinds of testing.

7)      I look at the software to give feedback, even before developer check in the code in source control.

8)      I make sure I understand the implication of the newly added feature and I look to improve automation tests by adding and refactoring existing tests.

9)      I use my QA skills to do effective exploratory testing to test the software beyond what an automated test would do.

10)   I constantly look to engage with different stakeholders on the project to improve my knowledge on the application which then I use to find gaps in the requirement.

 

 

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London Geek Nights: Huddle your QA

Tuesday October 27, 2009 from 7:00pm – 10:00pm

ThoughtWorks UK Office

Berkshire House, 168-173 High Holborn

London, United Kingdom, England WC1V 7AA Get Directions

Let’s take a look at the often dysfunctional relationship between QAs and Developers. How can they work together to create excellent software most effectively.

This Geek Night is going to feature an experience report from two QAs, a film and a presentation on story huddles.

For this Geek Night we would really like to get as many QAs, Developers and Team Leaders/Managers as possible to discuss how and why the relationship breaks down and how to rebuild and reinforce it.

Website: http://londongeeknights.wetpaint.com/page/Huddle+your+QA

London Geek Nights: Huddle your QA
Tuesday October 27, 2009 from 7:00pm – 10:00pm
ThoughtWorks UK Office
Berkshire House, 168-173 High Holborn
London, United Kingdom, England WC1V 7AA Get Directions
Let’s take a look at the often dysfunctional relationship between QAs and Developers. How can they work together to create excellent software most effectively.
This Geek Night is going to feature an experience report from two QAs, a film and a presentation on story huddles.
For this Geek Night we would really like to get as many QAs, Developers and Team Leaders/Managers as possible to discuss how and why the relationship breaks down and how to rebuild and reinforce it.
Website: http://londongeeknights.wetpaint.com/page/Huddle+your+QA


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