Want to shorten the QA interview process? Treat it like a smoke test.
Resist the urge to create complex QA interview processes and lean on smoke testing principles to evaluate candidates effectively and efficiently.
How to design an interview for a QA engineer
Hiring the right QA professional starts with designing the right interview process.
Embrace availability heuristics and balance your bias to become a better tester
Availability heuristics get a bad rep because they rely on bias, but what if you could use that bias to your advantage in quality assurance work?
Total Quality Management in software development and QA
Learn about the principles of total quality management (TQM) and how to apply them in software development and QA work.
ShelterPaws: A win-win for quality assurance and quality of life
Introducing our project to build much-needed websites for animal shelters while coaching junior devs through portfolio-worthy work that aligns with their passions.
Is the world full of bugs or do QA professionals live in their own buggy world?
Developer Advocate Vitaly Sharovatov ponders the tendency for QA professionals to discover bugs everywhere they look.
Embracing shift-left testing in software development: Moving towards proactive quality assurance
Learn how to implement various types of shift-left testing and take a proactive approach to quality assurance.
Web development complexity is increasing, but is UX getting any better?
Websites require more dev resources to build and more browser memory than ever before. With rising dev costs and slower page loads — is the complexity worth it?
A guide to pair programming: a top software development method
Pair programming is a software development method where two programmers work together at one workstation. Learn how it works and how to leverage it.