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Test Axioms and Thinking
Estimation, Team Ratios
What is the best ratio of testers to developers in an agile team?
Why are our estimates always too low?
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How to evaluate tester's work?
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... create a test strategy?
... implement a test strategy?
... outsource my testing?
... assure my testing?
... implement non-functional testing?
... implement test automation?
... manage user testing?
... manage acceptance process?
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