January 14, 2011 at 12:43FIXber - Software Testing Services Market
Hello, Guards!
By the nature of my work, I often have to select testers for testing various projects (web, desktop, mobile, etc.).
At the same time, testers do not always justify their declared skills and their professionalism.
As a result of all this painstaking work, the idea arose (later FIXber himself ) about creating a full-fledged market for software testing services, where each tester will be able to get a job thanks to his skills, and the customer is the result of full testing of his project, regardless of what stage it is at .
Why hire a “one” tester if you can get a hundred and pay only for interesting bugs.
A few facts about customers:
A few facts about testers:
PS Now I have sketched out quite a bit of information for you - the continuation will be a little later.
After laying out the system for testing, we will provide all those who are interested in full access so that you can "touch" everything.
By the nature of my work, I often have to select testers for testing various projects (web, desktop, mobile, etc.).
At the same time, testers do not always justify their declared skills and their professionalism.
As a result of all this painstaking work, the idea arose (later FIXber himself ) about creating a full-fledged market for software testing services, where each tester will be able to get a job thanks to his skills, and the customer is the result of full testing of his project, regardless of what stage it is at .
Why hire a “one” tester if you can get a hundred and pay only for interesting bugs.
A few facts about customers:
- the customer no longer painstakingly selects testers for their projects - testers will find the customer’s projects themselves,
- buys only interesting bugs,
- Before buying a bug, he sees only a brief description,
- wants to limit access to the project - no problem, personally approves each tester,
- if the project is specific, then it invites only certain testers to work.
A few facts about testers:
- each tester selects a project (or several projects) for himself based on his knowledge and skills,
- sells a bug - earns and raises the rating,
- the higher the criticality of the bug, the higher its cost,
- increases the rating - gets more opportunities.
PS Now I have sketched out quite a bit of information for you - the continuation will be a little later.
After laying out the system for testing, we will provide all those who are interested in full access so that you can "touch" everything.