More than a year ago, I went for an interview for a medical project. I was given some kind of a layout design and a product technical specification. The task was: "Describe your approach to the product testing, make use of Equivalence Classes Partitioning." I must admit that the layout design and specification prepared were very good for the purpose of a tester interview.
Although I knew what are "equivalence classes", and even had taught some theory to novice testers, the task made me stuck for a bit. After a pause (long enough to spoil the interview), I said:
- What should I break into Equivalence Classes? - Watching my competence decreases in the eyes of the interviewing Test Lead.
Although I knew what are "equivalence classes", and even had taught some theory to novice testers, the task made me stuck for a bit. After a pause (long enough to spoil the interview), I said:
- What should I break into Equivalence Classes? - Watching my competence decreases in the eyes of the interviewing Test Lead.