The Misconceptions in Test Automation
Jan Jaap Cannegieter
Squerist B.V.
We often see that people who are not specialized in test automation have misconceptions about this subject. People have misconceptions about test automation.
Manual testing and automated testing are often different roles done by different testers. But to be successful in a project the manual testers and the automation testers will have to work together and align their way of working.
Jan Jaap will explain the top 5 of these misconceptions; what is the misconception, why is it not true and how can you best respond. By attending to this webinar you will learn how to discuss the possibilities and impossibilities of test automation better. At the end of the webinar Jan Jaap will discuss the aspects you have to take into consideration in order to be successful in test automation.
Key Takeaways:
- Top 5 misconceptions in test automation
- Why is it a misconception
- Arguments to explain it is a misconception.
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About Me!
Jan Jaap Cannegieter has over 25 years of experience in ICT, he did assignments in requirements, testing, quality assurance, process improvement, Agile and digitalization. Jan Jaap is Principal Consultant at Squerist, a consultancy company of 100 employees specialized in process management and testing. Within Squerist Jan Jaap is responsible for coaching, knowledge management and product development. He is also Test consultant at different clients of Squerist. Jan Jaap is the well-known author of several articles and books in the Netherlands and is a regular (keynote) speaker on international conferences.