nicolasedgwick

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   by nicolasedgwick 14y ago

   Yup - just exactly as easy as it is for a developer to say "no bugs in my code" and leave the job well before a critical ID used in a database reaches the limit of the "INT" definition that was applied instead of "LONGINT". In both situatio
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   by nicolasedgwick 14y ago

   Very good example! And there is an absolutely huge correlation between good testing and domain experience irrespective of freelance/permanent. I've seen entire teams of permanent testers miss critical bugs because they're busy stressing the
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   by nicolasedgwick 14y ago

   The question then is how do you assess value for money before you use the service. I work as a freelance tester and I often see that customers see the value after working with me and then return for repeat business (as someone else has ment
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   by nicolasedgwick 14y ago

   Wouldn't be great if freelance developers saw the benefit of a freelance tester that they worked well with and the two of them marketed themselves as a joint enterprise for even better customer value.
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   by nicolasedgwick 14y ago

   SEEKING WORK - UK based and often found working remotely connected via Skype, forums & email. Areas where I am strong..... * Alcohol production - bet that got your attention ;) * Manual testing of social media apps/games, digital campa