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Sandeep Ojha

Senior software engineer

L&T Infotech

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Essential Advice

It is good to start your career in QA/Testing domain.As you can explore more on a particular product/software.Can known each and every module of it.

Changes in the industry

I started career in testing as a support function to do a final check before production release. The entire Product management, Business requirement, Technology phase was a black screen for me.

Today, I play a key role being involved from initiation to delivery and beyond

Most Important Lessons

1. You cannot control the time for delivery of a product. What you can control is how best you perform with time at hand.
2. Testing is not done to Break a software, Testing adds Value to Product

Tech trends to watch out for

I am following the changing trends in Mobile. Mobile applications and mobile sites is a fast growing market and will be there for a long while

The Journey So Far

Started as a tester, showed interest in Automation, moved towards innovation, performed in Management. Now, curious about what drives Business

Required Reading

Website: softwaretestingsoftware.com,teatimewithtesters.com
Publication: ezineart.com

Current and Previous Responsibilities

I dont limit my Job responsibilities
Involved in every part of product from Product management to Technology to testing to Management to Delivery to Customer response to client interactions to Customer support.

Areas for the Future

Breaking the testing into parts. Making tests faster and more effective.
Automation is the starting point but we need to think a do a lot more.

Degrees that Matter

It helps you talk about testing and big terms, but it never actually helps in work.

Plans for the Future

I see myself being google of my product.Where i can answer about every question about my product.

Role Model

My technical architect of my company though very humble in nature,he is a vast pool of knowledge and i can never learn enough from him.