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7 Tips for QA Software Testers To Write A Perfect Cover Letter

QA job market is definitely becoming more and more crowded so you might be tempted to window shop for jobs and gauge at your market value. You may be excited…
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Lay The Foundation For An Easy Dynamics AX and 365 Integration

For most of us, who thought that Dynamics AX is going to be different than the Dynamics CRM were amazed, when Microsoft announced that their Dynamics finance and operations (Dynamics…
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Will AI Save the World or Ruin It?

When it comes to the topic of artificial intelligence, it seems that everyone has an opinion. People agree that AI is going to make massive changes in our lives. What…
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Are We Crazy? A Neuropsychological Investigation of Perfection in Testing

Rick Tracy

Testing is dangerous. No, I don’t mean it’s hazard-pay dangerous or wear-your-helmet dangerous, but it is drive-you-crazy dangerous. We work in an industry that is constantly, deliberately, and effectively driving…
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Useful Software Testing Trends – Selenium to Follow in 2019

Programming testing industry is a regularly developing industry with outstanding changes in the most recent decade. While test engineers are as yet attempting to adapt up to the progressions, new…
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5 Mistakes To Avoid When Conducting A Hackathon

Hackathons are events where a group of people come together for a definite period of time, usually for 24 to 48 hours or even more in some cases, and work…
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10 Designing Tips That Will Impact the Future of Software Testing

In the previous few decades, designing and software testing is one of the most important factors for the success of a website. Truly speaking, practically 50% of individuals claim that…
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How to use Machine Learning to Outsmart Your Competitors?

What are the chances that a bot does not write this article? Patch is writing 3,000 articles a week. Alibaba is using artificial intelligence in their facilities to perform repetitive…
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A Little Microsoft Programming History

In the beginning, there were only two numbers available to program, a 0 and a 1. When one imagines the power of the early programmer who used only these to…
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10 software Testing Tools to Watch out in 2019

Testing is a critical part of the software development life cycle be it for the startups or enterprise level companies. Rapid development at a complex level demands thorough testing of…
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5 Ways to Optimise Your Test Case Management Process for Maximum Effectiveness

Test case management can be such a chore for Agile teams, especially when things are taking too long, or aren’t working as you intended them too. Today, I’m going to…
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The Big Technology Brands that Are Watching Your Privacy

Technology has brought us tremendous things that simply changed our lives and the way we used to do things. Now whenever we have to search something, we use Google and…
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When Will Robots Replace Teachers?

When manufacturers introduced robots, everyone was curious as to when machines could replace workers, including educators. In a nutshell, robots are machines designed to respond to environmental stimuli in a…
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5 Key Benefits of Using Meteor.js for Mobile App Development Projects

Meteor or MeteorJS is one of the widely used open source JavaScript frameworks preferred by startups for their website or mobile apps. Written in the Node.js it is one of…
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The Importance of Quality Assurance Engineers in Product Delivery Teams

The Importance of Quality Assurance Engineers in Product Delivery Teams Summary The following article highlights key aspects about the importance of Quality Assurance Engineers in Product Delivery Teams. …
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10 Tips to Become a Better Java Developer in 2019

As a Java programmer and a blogger, I receive many emails regarding how to boost themselves in Java programming. So through this article, I collected some of the best tips…
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4 Benefits of Implementing SAP Software

How efficient is your internal business communication? Can you be sure your company is receiving as much profit as it possibly can? An average business has numerous departments, which need to…
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Journey from Rookie Tester to Senior Test Automation Expert

Jani Haapala

Winner of most popular track at the 2018 EuroSTAR Conference as voted by the delegates. Testing used to be a phase in software processes, now it’s a continuous task. Jani…
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What Is The Future Of Social Media Apps

Social media has changed our world in more ways than we can imagine. Today, the power of social media cannot be ignored. It can make or break reputations. It can…
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5 Women Entrepreneurs Who are Shaking Up Education

Women entrepreneurs still face unique challenges in businesses around the world. It's even harder if women decide to become independent entrepreneurs. Still, there's no denying that their influence is growing…
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The Importance of a Project Manager’s Professional Development

In the field of project management, there are various opportunities that exist in this field. You will notice that in any organisation projects usually comes and go, but the project…
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How to optimize the Testing Process and Reduce Development Costs

Testing is an important part of the development process, as it helps developers to fix potential issues that might cause poor user experience or functional difficulties. In order to market…
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5 Ways Big Data and CRM Collaboration Benefits Businesses

Big Data; a driving force for large organisations, when leveraged by a CRM can result in massive returns. The immense data churned out on a daily basis is a valuable…
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Call For Speakers Webinar: Become a Speaker

Isabel Evans

Want to speak at EuroSTAR 2019? This webinar is for you. Isabel Evans, the Programme Chair, will present a short guide for anyone wishing to submit a proposal for EuroSTAR…
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How Do I Think?

Andrew Brown

How do we decide if a desperately needed but problematic release can go live? How do we decide if we have done enough testing, or which parts can be safely…
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Share Your Resolution List to Inspire & Win

Oh, 2018... You were one fantastic year for sure. So many memories made, so many Huddle friendships created. It's hard to believe you are over. But for many testers ,…
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Apply to Speak – EuroSTAR 2019

Have you ever thought of sharing your ideas, skills and knowledge with others? Do you think your knowledge will help others to grow in their software testing career? Do you…
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The Perfect Name for Your Software Testing AI Business

Naming your software testing AI business is an extremely crucial part of launching your new company. It is one of the very first things your potential clients will learn about…
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Why Being a Game Tester Is Much Harder Than You Think

Ask someone who grew up with video games to list the pantheon of dream jobs, and there’s a reasonable chance they’ll list “game tester” alongside such classics as “famous actor”…
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Startup Perfection: 7 Inside Stories of Success

The first thing that comes into the mind of every potential entrepreneur is Success. However, it's not that easy to success just how it's to imagine. Often things take unexpected…
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Best Tips for Improving Software Testing Communication

Do you invest excessively energy sitting in meetings providing or getting team updates? Does your testing team get a huge amount of messages and assembles and conference welcomes? Does your…
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Community Reporters for EuroSTAR 2018 Wanted!

Want to be EuroSTAR's eyes and ears this November? Do you think you have what it takes to be the reporter for Europe's largest Software Testing Conference? Then this message…
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DevOps Jobs: Tips for Finding the Perfect Job in DevOps

There isn’t a single industry today that don’t utilize technology in one form or another. There is a growing demand for people who are knowledgeable in developing a software or…
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How to Design an eLearning Course

eLearning has taken the world by storm as a rapidly rising number of businesses and educational institutes unlock the power of online learning. The benefits of eLearning have made it…
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Writing a QA Software Tester Resume: Tips and Tricks

Getting an interview requires writing a resume that stands out and gets the hiring manager’s attention. If you get off to a bad start, chances are your resume is getting…
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Joy, Inc – How We Built a Workplace People Love

Richard Sheridan

Things can be better. Much better. He had to find a way. His search led him to books, authors and history, including recalling childhood visits to Greenfield Village every summer.…
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Talking about Talking about Testing

Richard Paterson

Description Software testing as a field is arguably still finding its feet, and often struggles to find its voice. There are many experienced testers in the world who could…
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How Did I Miss That Bug: Overcome Cognitive Bias in Testing

Gerie Owen

How many bugs have you, or your teams, missed that were clearly easy to spot? Testers approach all phases of testing hampered by their own biases in what to look…
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Life Testing and Leaps of Faith

Susie Maguire

Human beings are passionate beings. We feel strongly about our families, our work, our politics, our sports teams, our hobbies and more and we are at our very best when we…
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Career Superpowers: Succeeding on Purpose

James Whittaker

Line up all the successful people in the world. Take away the pedigreed and the prodigies—you know the people who are going to succeed no matter what—and the brown-nosers and…
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How Did the 2018 Twitter Password Hack Work

Recently, there was a huge scandal involving Twitter and the masses. When a password incident happened, the bug exposed too many passwords to various twitter accounts in plaintext to whoever…
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Software Testing Quiz

We at Huddle love games and Trivia, we have decided to create a weekly software testing quiz, because, well, why not! Test your knowledge, learn from the wrong answers. Have…
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UKSTAR 2018 – 11 Takeaways from The Conference

This is the concluding blog (read the other review post here) a following my recent participation in the UKSTAR Testing conference in the capacity of a reporter. I wish to focus…
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UKSTAR 2018 Review – The People I Met

When I was given the brand new role of a reporter for the UKSTAR 2018, it felt like a blank sheet of paper. As there has been no reference for how…
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UKSTAR 2018 – Day 2 Report

Hello everyone, today was the final day of UKSTAR 2018 and proved to be a fabulous experience again for me. Here is a snippet of my experiences of day 2…
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UK Star 2018 – Day 1 Report

Hello everyone, here I am finally at the UK Star Conference 2018 and what a day it has been! I have had the privilege of experiencing the buzzing atmosphere, the…
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Why We Make Mistakes; Human Error & Cognitive Biases

Dr. Andrew Brown

What are cognitive biases? Why do developers create software bugs, and why do testers fail to find them? Is the best way to improve the quality of our software to…
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Huddle Poll | Do You Listen to Testing Podcasts?

As the new year comes in, we are asking you today about podcasts. Podcasts have been a gaining in popularity over the past number of years. They are a great…
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Roles In Test Automation

Jan Jaap Cannegieter and Ruud van Berkum

One of the critical success factors of Test Automation is that the different roles need to be filled in with persons with the right skills. In this webinar we will…
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Being A Track Chair at a Conference: Tips and Tricks

Graham Freeburn

We all like to attend conferences for the content and networking but one of the things that make good conferences work is not always recognised. The programme committee have to…
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