Answer Posted / ramesh

Severity is defined by the tester, while finding the bug
and it is approved by the test manager or lead or project
manager as the bug is high, medium or low severity.

Priority is defined purely by the Project manager based the
release notes.

When to stop testing? (Or) how do you decide when you have tested enough?

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hai friends can u expalin about real time process of testing at the company, like flow diagram

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What is a testbed in manual testing?

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Name three reasons why the tester may choose to record in Context Sensitive mode.

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how do u manage scripts in winrunner when you application is changing frequently?

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I am having 2 years of experience in Manual Testing, 2marrow I have an interview with a Company. Which type of questions they will ask me?How should I prepare for interview?Please guide me so that I will clear the interview.

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Why do we need different environments and different data? What is the other name for environment? Justify your explanation ? real time experts pls xplain?

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What are the different ways to check a date field in a website?

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What are the properties of a good requirement?

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What is known as data-driven testing?

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Hi Friends, I wish to start my career in manual Testing as I believe I am ready to face Interviews.I have good domain knowledge in banking(investment and retail) and insurance.To be in the competition I have added three years of testing experience to my CV apart from my domain experience. Can someone please advice some real time tips which can help in facing the interview. Thanks in advance

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Should testing be done only after the build and execution phases are complete?

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What is Cyclometric testing?

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Explain unit testing, integration tests, system testing and acceptance testing?

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structure of an incident report is covered in stand for software test document IEEE 829 and is called as?

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