Manual testing
The QA role looked very different five years ago. Running test cases manually, documenting bugs in spreadsheets, and waiting until the end of a sprint to test features — that was the job for many testers. Not anymore. The profession has shifted from test execution toward quality engineering and test strategy.
Manual testing
Picture this: a new QA engineer joins the team and asks where to find the "test scripts." One person points to the automation repository. Another sends them a folder of manual test procedures. A third says, "We don't have scripts, just test cases." Everyone&
Manual testing
There's a persistent myth in software development: manual testers and automation engineers are competing for the same turf. One side worries about being replaced, the other sometimes acts like they're the future of QA. This framing is wrong, and teams that buy into it ship worse