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As a member of Invotra’s manual QA team I am aware that the responsibility for all aspects of quality in a product is assumed to lie at our door. When bugs have then been found in production it is natural to ask, “ Why was this case not tested?” The
As a member of Invotra’s manual QA team, it may sound strange for me to say that a QA team is not responsible for the product’s quality, at least not entirely. “Surely a QA team owns the quality of a product?” you may be asking. It can be a common
I joined Invotra over two and a half years ago as an apprentice in Invotra’s QA team. When I started it was my first job and my first role as a tester, so it was quite daunting at the time, to say the least. Over the past couple of years,
Creating an effective QA strategy can be difficult for any organisation. This can become even more of a challenge as your company and product begin to scale. The temptation is to throw more resources and people at the problem, however, without a solid strategy, the chances of scaling your QA
Around three years ago, I began my journey into the world of technology which saw me start my GCSE in ICT. Like any young, bright-eyed student I believed that the natural progression of my education would be to continue to A-Levels and then university. Little did I know, this path
