A system that has been working fine for the past 25 years has been given to you for testing and that has no errors how will you convince your senior that you have performed testing?
Following are the things I feel you can do to impress your RM: 1)You can submit test cases/documentation related to SRS and also test cases of additional features available in the system but are not specified in SRS. 2)Try to provide suggestions to improve the product by giving him the comparison of similar products.
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RE: A system that has been working fine for the past 25 years has been given to you for testing and that has no errors how will you convince your senior that you have performed testing?
By giving all possible inputs, confirm that the system had been working fine, and then by showing all possible testcase to our senior we able to convince them....
RE: A system that has been working fine for the past 25 years has been given to you for testing and that has no errors how will you convince your senior that you have performed testing?
Following are the things I feel you can do to impress your RM: 1)You can submit test cases/documentation related to SRS and also test cases of additional features available in the system but are not specified in SRS. 2)Try to provide suggestions to improve the product by giving him the comparison of similar products.
RE: A system that has been working fine for the past 25 years has been given to you for testing and that has no errors how will you convince your senior that you have performed testing?
Test documents should outline what areas are to be tested, what was tested, and the results. When such documents don't exist, lots of wasted effort occurs, lots of redundant tests, lots of areas left untested. And when the new version comes out, the old test documents are very useful.
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