Recently I stumbled across a very interesting job post. So to say, it was the best one I have ever read. It was from XING searching for a test engineer. It did not contain any you must now that and not less statements but a sentence like that: You know [...] and you learn what you don't know yet. Yes, that's exactly the point - if you are good, you can always learn.
The most interesting part was this statement:
- You see the error in this sentence.
Do you see it? I saw it immediately. Now I ask myself, is it really a hint for skilled testers that they see the error?
OK, so can you explain to me what the answer is, as this is now a commonly-plagiarised job app question, and I must be missing something.
ReplyDelete:-) Watch the spacing between the characters - and to validate perhaps copy the sentence to some monospaced editor which might make it more obvious to see.
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