Is Automated Software Testing Or Manual Testing Career Line Good For Non Programming People?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on July 8th, 2009 | 2 responses
I have completed Msters in Information systems management from Aus uni. I have started reading book on software testing by Ron Patton. Which i should read next to get infomation about real world experince? Is automated software testing is easier to enter into software testing? or manual?
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2 Responses to “Is Automated Software Testing Or Manual Testing Career Line Good For Non Programming People?”
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In order to have a successful testing career, you would need knowledge of both manual testing as well as automated testing.
Please refer the following link for a list of good books on testing:http://www.sqaforums.com/showthreaded.ph…
Inder P Singh
You will need a really good knowledge of English as there are reports to write in full. Also most companies require very high levels of programming knowledge, although not as high as for creating software.