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The Ten Commandments of Quality Assurance
- Be familiar with the Scientific Method and use that familiarity to excel in your duties.
- Understand the difference between playing a game and testing a game. Spend most of your time doing the latter.
- Be flexible.
- Find and report bugs as early as possible.
- Think like a hacker. Be creative in finding problems with the game.
- Put in as much effort with your regression testing as you do with your initial testing.
- Remember that QA Testers are not designers. Having a QA Tester design effectively negates that person’s objectivity.
- Don't write sloppy bugs. Spell and grammar check everything.
- Test everything you can reasonably test.
- Work under the assumption that most (if not all) bugs can be consistently reproduced.
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