Hire QA Tester

Hire a Quality Assurance tester from TechnoComet Solution. Our Quality Assurance (QA) tester develops test plans to test new and existing software, debug code, and improve the usability of software programs.

What is Quality?

Quality is defined as the product or services that should be “fit for use and purpose.”

What is Assurance?

Assurance is a positive declaration on a product or service. It provides a guarantee which would work without any problem according to expectations and requirements.

What is Quality Assurance?

Quality Assurance is also known as QA Testing. QA is defined as an activity to ensure that an organization is providing the best product or service to the customers.

Software Quality assurance is all about the Software Development lifecycle that includes requirements management, software design, coding, testing, and release management.

How to do Quality Assurance?

The whole process of quality assurance has to define the cycle called the PDCA cycle.

Plan
The organization should plan and establish the process related objectives and determine the process that is required to deliver a high-quality end product.
Do
Development and testing of Processes and also "do" changes in the processes.
Check
Monitoring of processes, modify the methods, and check whether it meets the predetermined objectives.
Act
A Quality Assurance tester should implement actions that are necessary to achieve improvements in the processes.

Difference between Quality Control and Quality Assurance

Quality Control	Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance prevents defects.	Quality Control provides identification of defects.
Quality Assurance is process oriented.	Quality control is product oriented.
Quality Assurance is proactive in the process and protective.	Quality Control is a reactive.
Quality Assurance is a managerial tool.	Quality Control is a corrective tool.
Each developer is responsible for Quality Assurance.	The testing team is responsible for Quality Control.
Verification is an example of QA.	Validation is an example of QC.

Advantages of QA

Performing a test process helps to avoid failures, so the company can save on costly repair and maintenance work for future application development.
This prevents data leaks and increases security against hacking attacks.
Bug-free software helps to build the reputation we expect. Unfortunately, sometimes a small error can spoil it, such as revealing internal user data.
By investing in QA, we build our business based on quality and trust, which in the long term results in the reinvestment of funds saved through early error detection.
Conducting quality assurance will create cost efficiency. The QA prevents quality issues from the beginning, preventing faults, returns, repairs, and other cost-related problems.
Quality Assurance has several ways to boost their performance.
Agents are usually so busy taking care of customers’ inquiries that they may not have a space to see how much their work adds to a company’s success.
Stops customer complaints/gives better customer satisfaction

Disadvantages of QA

You will save in the long-term by engaging with someone who knows the industry, its language, and expectations.
The software tester is responsible for the final state of the software product. It can be difficult to cope with a heavy workload, realizing the importance of your profession.
The communicative aspect of the tester profession will seem like a negative side. After all, a specialist must be able to communicate with colleagues, customers, and managers.
To move on to the complex checks, you have to run hundreds of different tests. But this is natural to start mastering the profession.
Costs a lot of money to train staff