Recently I have had lots of interviews for QA Analyst roles in the company. We called engineers from the level of beginner to senior test engineers for these roles. One of the most important questions in our interview is for understanding why we are testing. Actually this question is more about the philosophy of the testing, as we think the philosophy is generally not liked by people, but everyone who does something about a subject everyday from 9 to 6 should think about why he does this job. I wonder whether the testing job is just only to feed himself or he has some other passion about his profession. That's why this question is very important for me. One of the training given by Ståle Amland which is " Exploratory Testing – Risk-Based Agile Testing ", he explains the philosophy of testing as epistemology of testing and he is saying that " all good testers should practice Epistemology ", see these slides in his training: What is epistemology is acco
Not a feature, but the future of an app is under testing.