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karthik
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| 2 years ago
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As far as my perception goes...not only engineering students but many students other than engineering also feel this heat and this is not so apparent. So I have seen some of the ideas..well some say tht it is due to mushrooming of colleges and...
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Cyril
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| 2 years ago
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The problem is with the company or the organisation employing the engineers. For data entry you need engineers why ? coz they go into logic and when he is leaves joins other company the organisation recruits directly without finding out the...
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Kavitha Shankar
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| 2 years ago
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there is difference between unemployed and unemployable. Indian engineers are unemployed but not unemployable. US, Europe, Japan etc's brain is Indian born engineers. We produce highest number of engineers. So, this statement is completely wrong....
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Kailash Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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Myilavan I don't think students become lazy, because they seem they have achieved something. The major reason is they are unemployed and they are looking for opportunities. That does not mean they are lazy, they are patiently looking for the...
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karthik
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well according to my perception and my past experiences..students often tend to get confused in thier early final year...people think whether they have to get prepared for gate/cat/gre/campus...so which one should I get prepared is the questiothat...
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Amit Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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If we take a close look at our educational System...It always a channelized and goal based.We study hard to get good marks in Tenth standard,then study hard to get good marks in +2 and the process continues in each semester of graduation.Now...
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Debate: "WHETHER STUDENT BECOME LAZY AFTER COMPLETING B.TECH WHENT THEY DON'T GET JOB" deleted from your view.
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keep trying & Be patient
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Start on their Own
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Try On ur Own."
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Yes you are right Mr.Malladi Madhukumar. Mr.Dayanand Mr.karthik have also explained well.
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karthik
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If the students are not able to get placed in campus recruitment. I would say is 1.Identifying thier mistakes 2.Assessing themselves say for eg: Is this area sounds interesting to me? if not what are the other areas? 3.Take faculties help for good...
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Shilpa Gote
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"keep trying & Be patient"
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What i believe is one has to be patient as i am. i am yet not placed and have many of my friends got recruited. some of them had made there own ways by taking up whatever job that came across there way. I still not demoralised , though it takes a...
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Manual Testing
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karthik
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It is purely context dependant!! ay for example we need to test some security st, how would you test it without the help of tools...for example in a typical cryptography if u want to decrypt something, for a size of n characters u need to check...
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Leena Pawar
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Well said sonia, manual testing is always the best and most satisfying way of testing. In automated testing we will be able to test only to some extent. But it is not the case in manual testing, we can test everything.
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Teddy Jacob
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I believe both has its pros and cons: Manual testing has problems like what is type of exposure that person has towards the project, which will in-turn lead to foregoing couple of errors an automated testing does not have to worry about this it...
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Debate: "Which one is the best : Manual Testing or Automated Testing?" deleted from your view.
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Regression testing:
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Navaraj Javvaji
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" Regression testing:"
| 2 years ago
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In a product based company,when ever new enhancements are adding,it is very much difficult to maintain the regression suite,at this point of time automation is verymuch help ful,
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karthik
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I feel that in both Manual and Automation Testing the manjor is concern is on Quality and Timeliness. I strongly oppose that "Testers are Just meant to start the Test planning after obtaining requirements" The Tester is supposed to measure/validate...
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Ideate: "What are the Challenges faced in Manual and Automation testing. " deleted from your view.
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18 Ways to improve your body Language # 1. Don’t cross your arms or legs – You have probably already heard you shouldn’t cross your arms as it might make you seem defensive or guarded. This goes for your legs too. Keep your arms and legs open. 2. Have eye contact, but don’t stare – If there are several people you are talking to, give them all some eye contact to create a better connection and see if they are listening. Keeping too much eye-contact might creep people out. Giving no eye-contact might make you seem insecure. 3. Don’t be afraid to take up some space – Taking up space by for example sitting or standing with your legs apart a bit signals self-confidence and that you are comf...
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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| 1 year ago
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Thanks,Rohit for sharing beautiful information.Also to Shital for having posted such an inspiring article.
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karthik
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Really we need this... thanks a lot
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Apurv Majumdar
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This set of advice would prove to be useful for freshers as well as experienced professionals. Thanks a ton for posting it and would look forward to many more of such postings from you.
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Resmi Maxim
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| 2 years ago
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As a matter of fact, those who are in need of money will definitely fall for this equation. People who work overtime and earn money for the extra man hours is one such example. This may not seem attractive for those who are capable of meeting...
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karthik
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| 3 years ago
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Money is not the complete solution for everything...
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M NITIN SHENOY, PMP, IPMA-D, CEng MICE
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| 3 years ago
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No...!!! 1. Absence of Money - Leads to Demotivation 2. Sufficient Money - Avoids Demotivation 3. More Money - Not a Source of Motivation Either Only Recognition/ Growth / Work Culture/ Challengin tasks etc are Motivators...
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Shyam
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| 3 years ago
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hi satyaban, It is always better to have multille streams of income rather than being dependant on one single source of incoem (that is your job) so, join my team and be independant and be financially free. Kindly register yourself at...
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karthik
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There is no industry which will be the best forever or no industry which will be the worst forever...it all depends on the market needs demands.......
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Shyam
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| 3 years ago
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There are Few industries / sectors which provides Recession proof income. Say for example: Foods, Hotel and Restaurant Industry - People wont stop eating becase of recession or economic crisis. Rite ?? Similarly, Internet / Network Marketing...
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Manual Testing more beneficial
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Aniket Kumar
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| 1 year ago
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as far as possible testing large scale products manually will kill a lot of time. and in the mean while we have to do all our work in time so trying automated testing will save time , cost and also increase production . but still technology has...
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karthik
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Many of them see automation as a test execution tool but there are many tools which can be applied in entire software life cycle like test management, req management tools, incident management blah blah....so automated testing is beneficial and...
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Diptanjan Mukherjee
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"Manual Testing more beneficial"
| 3 years ago
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Both are important in it's own place. Before any automated testing one round of manual testing is recomemded to filter out the basic bugs. More over Manual Testing is followed in more places in this industry.
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Test Automation - everyone wants to use it but not many are ready to pay for it. Rarely does automation result in cost savings in the short term and as such most efforts for test automation are percieved as failures. As such it is really important to have a proper framework for assessing the feasibility of test automation for a particular project. A couple of points I like to consider in the automation fesaibility are 1. Longetivity of the application : Test automation would only be benefitial in applications which are there for the long haul i.e have a shelf life of atleast 3 years plus. 2. Stability : There are some applications which do have a long term life but are subject to major int...
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Darpan Sinha
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| 3 years ago
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True I will say if you expect a lot of CR's to come your way automated testing can be boon as it will help you identify the impact of the change on other modules
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karthik
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I feel whatever abhijit has said is correct but coming to the % of Test cases to be automated is entirely Dependant on the repetitiveness with consistency of a particular test...thats where automation is required in simple terms.... tools know...
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