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Need Guidance.....
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| coolpankajonline@gmail.com 2007-05-24, 10:12 pm |
| hello group.....i m a B.com Graduate......i m wrkng at Diebold as
Software Tester......i wnt to do some courses or learn some
programming languages and do some part time courses.....so can ne1
suggest me wht shud i go for......which languages or courses wud help
me in future.......plzz help me out.....
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| If you do not have any computer background, try to read books and
concepts related to computer science, oops etc. It might be old
fashioned, but I think, if you learn 'C', you can learn other
languages quite easily. You can also start learning Ruby, as it is
always good to have knowledge of one scripting language. IMO, courses
might help, but there are enough online resources if you want to learn
on your own you can do that.
Thanks,
G
[url]WWW.TestingG.Com[/url]
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| pankaj 2007-05-24, 10:12 pm |
| On May 24, 7:04 pm, G <TestingG...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> If you do not have any computer background, try to read books and
> concepts related to computer science, oops etc. It might be old
> fashioned, but I think, if you learn 'C', you can learn other
> languages quite easily. You can also start learning Ruby, as it is
> always good to have knowledge of one scripting language. IMO, courses
> might help, but there are enough online resources if you want to learn
> on your own you can do that.
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> Thanks,
> G
> [url]WWW.TestingG.Com[/url]
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> Learn, Share and Keep Learning.
hey thnks for da guidance....but cn u jst evaluate it more
clearly.....bcoz m nt yet clear wht to do....sorry for dat...bt i wnt
to be 100% clear and sure for wht m i doing.......u understand.....its
abt d career......so have to think before moving forward.......
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| On May 25, 7:55 am, pankaj < pankajonl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 24, 7:04 pm, G <TestingG...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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> hey thnks for da guidance....but cn u jst evaluate it more
> clearly.....bcoz m nt yet clear wht to do....sorry for dat...bt i wnt
> to be 100% clear and sure for wht m i doing.......u understand.....its
> abt d career......so have to think before moving forward.......
It's usually better to build on what you already know.
As you are already working in a company as a tester, try to gain the
knowledge of the platform which you test and start building upon that.
In this way, you will improve much faster and also have an educated
guide (the programmers in your company) to get you out of
bottlenecks. :)
(This suggestion assumes that your company does not use a technology
that you believe is outdated or have a general hatred for)
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| > It's usually better to build on what you already know.
> As you are already working in a company as a tester, try to gain the
> knowledge of the platform which you test and start building upon that.
> In this way, you will improve much faster and also have an educated
> guide (the programmers in your company) to get you out of
> bottlenecks. :)
> (This suggestion assumes that your company does not use a technology
> that you believe is outdated or have a general hatred for)
Yes. thats a good suggestion. So if you are testing application built
on Java start learning it. Also start reading about testing, there are
plenty of good sites about the subject, forums, read them.
Thanks,
G
[url]WWW.TestingG.Com[/url]
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| Michael Bolton 2007-05-25, 7:14 pm |
| On May 24, 10:55 pm, pankaj <pankajonl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hey thnks for da guidance....but cn u jst evaluate it more
> clearly.....bcoz m nt yet clear wht to do....sorry for dat...bt i wnt
> to be 100% clear and sure for wht m i doing.......u understand.....its
> abt d career......so have to think before moving forward.......
I'd suggest working on your written communication skills.
---Michael B.
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| Vladimir Trushkin 2007-05-28, 4:40 am |
| On May 27, 10:29 pm, "Phlip" <phlip...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Michael Bolton wrote:
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> What you talkin' bout? His chat skills are awesome!
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I am not sure one may type faster this way. However I hardly could
recognize what he wrote. I don't imply that it was a problem of him or
of her, but the auditory of the question was reduced [at least] by
me ;)
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Best Wishes,
Vladimir
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| On May 28, 10:51 am, Vladimir Trushkin <Vladimir.Trush...@gmail.com>
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> On May 27, 10:29 pm, "Phlip" <phlip...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> I am not sure one may type faster this way. However I hardly could
> recognize what he wrote. I don't imply that it was a problem of him or
> of her, but the auditory of the question was reduced [at least] by
> me ;)
Agree with you Vladimir. I tried typing in chat language to see if it
can be faster, unfortunately it was not at least for me. I think like
everything else, chat language is a skill and you have to be
proficient in it to write/understand this.
Thanks,
G
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