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Verifying the behavior of a software system against the expected behavior of that system.
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Can we encourage our test team to collaborate with developers on automating tests?
I am a C# developer, and my team and I are trying to start automated functional tests. (Note that we don't want to do Unit Tests; we expect to develop tests which test one function point per test)
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Is it good that testers are competing to see who opens more bugs?
There is a team of testers who follow and run test cases written by the analyst, but also perform exploratory testing. … Instead of testing functionality and reporting bugs related to the operation of the software, the testers have been submitting bugs about screen enhancements, usability, or stupid bugs. …