(1) first, you should be interested in software testing and have confidence in yourself. If you have these two points, no matter what difficulties you encounter during the development process, I believe you will be able to overcome them.
(2) be good at suspicion. There is no such thing as absolute correctness in the world. There is always something wrong and rebellious. what others think is impossible can happen, but I think it can happen. Others think it is right, but I think it is not right.
(3) break the spirit of asking the truth in the casserole. If a bug occurs only once, you must find out the cause and never give up.
(4) maintain a good mood; otherwise, the test may fail. Do not bring unpleasant emotions in your life to your work.
(5) Be careful when testing. Not all bugs can be easily identified. Be careful to find these bugs.
(6) Be flexible, be smart, and create more examples that are prone to bugs.
(7) if conditions permit, communicate with customers and they have what you need.
(8) put yourself in the shoes of the customer and test the system from their perspective.
(9) do not let programmers persuade you with the phrase "this is not possible". On the contrary, you should persuade him and tell him that this is not the case in the customer's mind.
(10) The problem should be considered comprehensively. The problem should be considered in light of the customer's needs, business processes, and system architecture.
(11) do not complicate the problem. This is a bit of a conflict with the previous one. If you are new, do not worry about this for the time being, because your team members will discuss and resolve it.
(12) The pursuit of perfection is good for new testers to strive for perfection. Although some things cannot be done, you should try it.
(13) sense of humor. It is critical to be able to communicate well with the development team. Try to find a "bug killer" for your development team or say to them, "I can't believe it, the program you wrote has not found any bugs until now ".
