part time testing

do you think software testers may work part time?

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Anonymous said…
My first thoughts. why not?
but what is the context?
but one thing thing should be always there which is, the responsibilities of a part time tester should be different then a full time tester.
Arrange a win-win state, determine what are the tings you can do as part time and what things you can't.
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regards
10:14 AM
Anonymous said…
I dont find anyu thing intresting in this as a test enggineer
8:04 AM
JeriK said…
hmm.. This could be possible but again it depends how smartly you work, how is your current responsibilities..etc. there are many parameter to be taken care of :-).
12:45 AM
JeriK said…
Hi ugne,

I don't know whether you are checking your blogs... I was going through the old blogs..those are nice, speacially the blog were you discussed 'whether the tester is valuated? '. I have to contribute or rather ask you a question in this regard.

Developers are proud to show there application which they have developed. What are you proud of ? Are you proud to show off the application you have tested? Don't you think developers take all the credit for bugless application ?

This question have been haunting me. As a more experienced tester, I hope you help me out.
Thanks,
Jerison
12:56 AM
ugne said…
proud for quantity of bugs found. the more you find, the better you are testing :)
(reading my blogs.. just still not time for testing because of the family. will be back soon)
2:44 AM
Amit said…
I am interested to do work. Can you please give me more requirement how to apply. What are the skills required.
8:57 AM
Naveen Verma said…
Is it possible to get work part time for software testing
4:56 AM
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