One piece I'd like to add about the advantage of being a Tester (whatever the job title : ) is that you'll learn your underlying product literally *better than anyone*. It's true that Project Managers have put their sweat and blood into creating detailed Specifications, and Developers have literally built the application from the ground up and have an extensive knowledge of underlying algorithms- it's their own code, after all! Ultimately, I would have to argue that the Tester of a feature is going to have the most knowledge of the in's, out's, upsides, and downsides of the features.
Inevitability of Bugs: An Example
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Once in a while, I see bizarre posts on LinkedIn, purportedly by
experienced programmers, claiming that testers aren’t needed because unit
testing, devel...
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