Summary of recent testing work

Originally I wanted to share something in the company. Our company has the habit of doing aerobics and shouting slogans every day. However, because of overtime work, I missed the opportunity to go up. It has been more than 3 months since I joined the job. I applied for a regularization in advance after 2 months, and it finally went smoothly. Because of some of the problems encountered in my work recently, I want to continue to do a good job, so I reflect on myself and summarize it.

Find yourself, see others

First of all, I am very fortunate to be able to enter the current company. Although I am a startup company, I am currently single off, and the benefits are not good, but my colleagues at work make me very happy because of their self-discipline, positiveness, and thinking in their work. Clarity, logical reasoning, closed-loop awareness, etc. are all things I haven't encountered in my previous work, so I am full of passion for work every day, even though I am a little physically and mentally tired. The second one is that when I don’t know what to do, I will look around, and quietly listen to what they are discussing and what their page is doing. Regarding the content of their discussion, I can add thinking to see if I have any considerations about this when writing test cases. Why do they think of this? Wait and do a participatory thinking. The last one is that in my work, getting along with my colleagues, and daily communication, I think that I have not done well enough or can be more perfect, so I will try my best to optimize next time and keep friends with my colleagues, not too familiar or not too familiar. Too unfamiliar. This is roughly what I think: in the work, to find the good ones that you can play, look at others, and learn better together to optimize your work and the way of doing things.

See yourself, find others

These two sentences are a bit similar, but the subjects are different. The previous focus is on seeing the good of others. Now this focus is on myself. I didn’t have a foundation in science and my thinking couldn’t keep up with them. It’s normal. But as a test, I tend to think about products. When I think about use from the perspective of customers, I will ask some questions. An idiot question, that's normal. But be moderate, learn to balance the two modes of thinking, because you can't let the development explain to you how to deal with this. So for work bugs, I try my best to stop. But now I find that as I work more overtime, the work is boring, and the more tedious matters increase, I will have bigger complaints, complaining that they have written such an abrupt bug and the interface is not correct. After reflecting on it, this is very bad. It not only affects our working status, but also affects our development mood.

So I decided to try my best to control myself without anxiety, calmness, and blame. Criticize moderately, accept criticism generously, and study humbly, so that you can make better progress.

to sum up

At present, my work is still in functional testing, because the project is eager to go online in mid-September, and there is basically no time to learn or look at other things during the day. It has been a lot of specializing in bugs, so the progress in technology is basically zero. Therefore, the application sharing of tools has been put on hold. After going online later, I will strengthen technical progress and do more accumulation.

I have been tired recently. I discussed the company’s overtime mechanism with a colleague, but she said: Standing in the position of the boss, it is reasonable to work overtime without finishing it. This is a problem with your work. It seems to make sense, in order to minimize overtime, we can only continuously improve work efficiency. Therefore, the company's stipulation that the time accumulated by us overtime cannot be honored, and it will be cleared next month. The capitalist world. To get out of society, we must follow the rules here. The survival of the fittest is the reason.

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