Bts: How to Manage Test Cases Effectively for Best QA Practices

Bts: How to Manage Test Cases Effectively for Best QA Practices

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Bts: How to Manage Test Cases Effectively for Best QA Practices
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Join us for an insightful, behind-the-scenes conversation with QA professionals Jenni, Antoine, and John as they discuss best practices for writing and managing test cases. This was almost the end of our weekly call, but it gives you perspective to be part of this community.

Jenni – Founder/Instructor of the Road To QA Program
John – QA Engineer
Antwan – Experienced QA Engineer, Scrum Master and RTQ Mentor

As a QA Engineer you could be responsible for writing test cases.

A test case refers to the actions required to verify a specific feature or functionality in software testing.

Discover tips on limiting test case steps, handling lengthy test cases, and the importance of documentation.

Learn how to navigate the transitions between QA roles, focus on acceptance criteria, and manage time constraints effectively.

Gain valuable insights into how to stay organized, prioritize tasks, and continuously learn in QA. Perfect for both new and experienced QA testers looking to improve their skills.

00:00 Introduction and greetings
00:59 Meet John: the QA expert
01:32 Discussing long-term test cases
05:03 Transition between QA roles
10:59 Importance of acceptance criteria
16:26 Processing time crunch in QA
21:07 Closing remarks and farewell

The video script features a discussion between QA professionals, including siblings who are both involved in Quality Assurance (QA) roles. The focus of the conversation is mainly on best practices for writing effective test cases. Introduced as an experienced QA professional, John provides advice on managing test case steps, recommending a limit of approximately 20 steps to improve manageability and efficiency. Key points include the importance of documentation, avoiding overly long test cases, and the benefits of seeking team feedback to refine test cases. Furthermore, John emphasizes the need to adhere to the acceptance criteria to avoid scope creep. The discussion also focuses on the transition of roles within QA, emphasizing continuous learning. The session concludes with a question-and-answer portion that focuses on time management and prioritizing tasks in a time-poor situation, highlighting the importance of thorough documentation and preparation.

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