by Nataliia Vasylyna | August 4, 2016 5:56 am
For a novice software tester, the most important thing is to present his/her professionalism and knowledge by finding a lot of bugs during functional testing, regression testing, load testing[1], unit testing, security testing[2], etc.
With time, a tester starts to notice that far from every found bug ever gets fixed. In a software testing company, it is impossible to fix all defects before the product release. If a tester doubts that a found bug will be fixed, he/she should explain the necessity of its fixing right in a bug report.
It is also a great idea to explain possible negative consequences of not fixing a bug. The problem here is that a software testing[3] specialist is often not competent enough to grasp all the consequences. This is where a business analyst should come into play. Another option is to show a bug directly to a client and get to know his/her opinion. After all, the client’s wishes always come first.
If a tester is still not certain whether a bug will be fixed, he/she can describe a practical scenario in which the importance of fixing this bug will be distinctly demonstrated.
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