Stay competitive in the tech world! Join Ajay Balamurugadas and Rahul Parwal at Testμ Conference 2023 as they explain how to adapt and excel in the ever-changing tech landscape.
Learn the art of evaluating new tools, leveraging social media for updates, and mastering automation strategies.
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Hi Karolyne,
You can access all sessions on Airmeet between 22 Aug to 24 Aug 2022, and post that you can access it on the LambdaTest YouTube Channel.
Here are some of the Q&As from the session!
Please share some practical tips/practices to stay on top.
Ajay: I think the last five points, like kееp making notеs, trying out with tool partnеrs, and exploring tools daily, will work.
How do you perceive the role of continuous learning and embracing emerging technologies in equipping professionals to remain at the forefront of the rapidly evolving tech landscape?
Ajay: Wе arе always worriеd a junior will ovеrtakе us—a junior in tеrms of thе yеars of еxpеriеncе. And a lеssеr salary will ovеrtakе us. And businеss want to makе profits. So thеy’ll always think, how can I gеt donе thе samе work with somеonе lеss еxpеnsivе? So, continuous learning is a must.
Some of the unanswered questions from the session are as follows:
With technology advancing rapidly, how do you personally stay up-to-date with the latest trends and developments in your field?
In the context of DevOps, AI, and CI/CD, how does the convergence of these transformative forces reshape traditional workflows and propel organizations towards more agile approaches?
Why is it crucial to incorporate technology into a company’s commercial strategy?
What’s your approach on identifying what works with your current stack versus the new, shiny things that don’t actually add value?
How can one balance between going deep with a particular tool while still growing wide to accomodate all the upcoming tech without feeling overwhelmed?
Can you please suggest some tools that can come in handy for testing in a fintech domain?
Can you provide insights into the process of collecting, evaluating, and trying out new tools, and how to make informed decisions about their integration into your toolkit?
Could you elaborate on how micro tools can be effectively integrated into testing workflows, and how they differ from larger automation suites?
Given the vast number of tools and resources available, how can we avoid information overload and focus on the ones that truly align with our professional growth?
How to make sure that tool is not staling data & not causing any compliance issue ?
What tools and strategies are essential for staying competitive in the rapidly evolving tech world, and how do you prioritize them?
Hi there,
If you couldn’t catch the session live, don’t worry! You can watch the recording here:
Additionally, we’ve got you covered with a detailed session blog:
After my years of experience as an automation tester, I believe , micro tools, often referred to as lightweight or specialized tools, are designed to perform specific tasks within the testing process. Their primary advantage lies in their simplicity, speed, and ease of integration. Here’s how I think they can be effectively integrated into testing workflows:
Comparatively, larger automation suites are comprehensive solutions that cover a wide range of testing needs. Here’s how they differ from micro tools:
In conclusion, both micro tools and larger automation suites have their place in the testing ecosystem. The choice between them should be based on the specific needs of the project, budget considerations, and the expertise of the testing team.
I hope this answers your questions and adds value to your testing journey. Please feel free to ask any further questions that you may have.
I totally understand the feeling of being swamped with options for all sorts of tools and resources. It’s like standing in front of a buffet with endless dishes, wondering where to start. Let’s break this down:
To wrap it up, while the sea of tools and resources might seem daunting, with a bit of strategy and some good conversations, you can navigate it effectively. Remember, it’s all about finding what resonates with your personal and professional aspirations. Best of luck, and happy testing!
After my years of experience in the field of security and compliance, here’s how I think you can ensure that the tool you are using is not staling data.
Third-Party Audits: Engage with reputable third-party organizations to conduct security audits on the tool. These audits will provide an unbiased assessment of the tool’s security measures and potential vulnerabilities.
Data Access and Transmission: Ensure that the tool uses encryption, both at rest and in transit. This means that data is encrypted when stored and when it’s being transferred between systems or over the internet.
Regular Updates: Ensure that the tool is regularly updated to address any known vulnerabilities. This includes applying patches and updates as soon as they are available.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Implement RBAC to ensure that only authorized individuals have access to specific data or functionalities within the tool. This minimizes the risk of internal data breaches.
Compliance Certifications: Check if the tool has certifications like ISO 27001, GDPR compliance, or HIPAA compliance, depending on your industry. These certifications indicate that the tool adheres to recognized standards.
Data Handling and Storage Policies: Review the tool’s data handling and storage policies. Ensure that they align with your organization’s policies and any regulatory requirements.
Vendor Transparency: Engage with the tool’s vendor or developer. Ask them about their data handling practices, security measures, and any past incidents. A transparent vendor is more likely to be trustworthy.
Regular Monitoring: Implement monitoring solutions to keep an eye on how the tool accesses, processes, and transfers data. Any anomalies can be quickly detected and addressed.
User Training: Educate your users about the importance of security and compliance. Ensure they understand the tool’s functionalities and the implications of any misuse.
Legal Review: Engage with legal experts to review the tool’s terms of service, privacy policies, and any other relevant documentation. This will ensure that the tool doesn’t pose any legal or compliance risks.
While no tool can be guaranteed 100% secure, by following these best practices and maintaining a proactive approach, we can significantly mitigate risks and ensure that our tools remain compliant and trustworthy. I hope this helps!
