Show Notes
Do you ever feel that testing is being done at a high level in your organization, looking just at the obvious? Do you feel you don't have the know-how to test a certain aspect of your system? In this episode, we will talk about learning and how important that is to evolve the skills we use for testing. Our guest QA Therapist is Emna Ayadi. Emna is a very active testing community member, highly involved in different testing-related activities, such as meetups and conferences. In her path, she not only shares her progress but also keeps helping others along the way. At Xray, we also believe that it's crucial to learn and evolve our skills and our knowledge around testing. Therefore, Xray provides extensive tutorials, tips, and tricks on Xray's product documentation site. Check it out: https://hubs.li/Q01qBd820
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