Answer / ganesh kumar

As ur a fresher in testing domain...Concentrate on manual
basic topics... It will help u 2 clear the interview...U
can learn automation tools it will help u in future coz
after getting experiance in manual only u will be put for
automation testing...
"U Know wat ur so in which domain ur interested u go for it
sure u will shine"
As i m a test engineer future will be good for tester
I have collected some study materials for Manual &
Automation .. I will forward 2 ur mail id...

Answer / nagapawan

yes testing is easy compare to other platform
.net,java,mainframes......etc. By doing the work u can gain
little bit one of these knowledge. But now-a-days companies
r taking who knows protocols testing, unix testing,
sqltesting ......etc u should have knowledge on one of these
protocols networking,unix, sqlserver r oracle9i. learning
these things better to learn programming like
java,.net.....etc.so i prefare u to learn programming

Answer / ysreddy

Hi Miss
Pl first prepare Testing techniques, Methodologies and you
are fresher better jump into automation line.

Answer / hemanth

Hi...

As u r a fresher...try for both testing and programing...
Even in testing there is good scope...u can go to
automation side...where u will b paid good salaries..
For testing interviews u have to be perfect with all the
definitions...Also learn automation tools.Start attending
the interviews...u will know,Where u have to concentrate
more...

All the best for ur future.

Answer / ujas doshi

Guys....Please forward the materials u hv forwarded to hari
priya to me as well.

My mail id is ujas.doshi@atosorigin.com

Answer / nadeem

nah nah...

u go for testing yaar...

after all it matters when u r doing a job more than a
developer...

u r testing all the criteria....

and yes dear....thr is future in testing....

better u opt for this only.....

Answer / anil

Testing zoom is alwaya there in future because earlier (in
1980's)there was no testers in the software company. Since
the complexity of the application and requirements.
The ratio of developers and testers are as fallows
1980's-->10:0(no testers only developers will do testing)
1990's-->10:2
2000's-->10:6
2010's-->10:10
Testing is a enjoyable job

Answer / guest

s...now-a-days, so many freshers are doing this Testing
Course , as it is very quick and easy to learn and getting
the jobs...that's y the competition for it is very
high...but there are only limited testing jobs!!!
Recently i have attended a walkin, there, for Java, Oracle
and Dot Net, only few people have come...but for Testing,
lots(hundreds) of people have come...by this u can
understand!!!

Answer / karuna

Hi guys please forward the materials to me also.
iam eagerly waiting for the materials.please post max. no of materilas so that i can be prepared well.
thanxs bye

Answer / sathtya kumar v

Testing is a good job Both Automation and Manual testing
are very simple. There is more scope in automation better
You try in Automation. An automation tester can become a
programmer ie developer(software engineer)

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