If a interviewer ask me the duration of my project, then
should i tell them the total(development+testing) time of
the project? Plz tell it's urgent
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Answer / reddy
No Actually nowadays every org.following V-Model so,we start
Devt n testing at same time we give ultimatly Dev+Testing.
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Answer / evelyn
Duration of a project will include both development and
testing time.B'coz at the time of development, tester will
not be passive. tester will be preparing test plans and
also some works will be planned to do the testing in more
efficient manner.
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Answer / narayana ch.
hi this narayana...
The project time means the total time taken for developing
as well as the taken for testing the project....
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Answer / swapnil
hi this swapnil
no, as per u are a tester u only given a testing time 2
management not a developing n what a funtionality of
database u tell them a duration of ur testing skill.
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