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I give interviews sometimes, and I want to clarify something -- because the above graphic is absolutely a great little primer in interview questions/good kinds of answers, but I feel like it... Sort of makes it sound like these questions are cruel tricks a (presumably nt) interviewer plays on the interviewee... Which, is probably sometimes the case :p BUT not always, and it's probably not super helpful to think of them that way.
I consider interviewing kind of like DMing.... My job is to help the candidate present themselves as good as possible - for the technical question section of an interview that is pretty self explanatory; I've got some list of technical skills I want to see them demonstrate and some sort of puzzle that should let them do that. (Which is why talking out loud 100% of the time you are working on an interview problem is so important -- it gives the interviewer the maximum possible opportunity to see you at least gesture towards one of the skills they're looking for) ((also dont be afraid to explicitly ask what skills your interviewer is focusing on -- don't spend a bunch of time on fiddly technical details if they want to see broad design work, or vice versa))
BUT the 'soft' portion of the interview is also really important! Arguably more important. Technical skills are pretty much pass/fail, you either have the minimum required skills or you don't... But the personal questions is what let's your interviewer make judgements about things like -'is this person going to join our team for a month just to get a foot in the door, and then jump ship leaving us with a hole to fill (again)?' or 'is this person going to absolutely fall apart the first time they have to interact with a customer/a rookie/an asshole old guard type guy?'
All of those vague 'tell me about yourself'/'what drew you to the position' type questions where the correct answer is to say something from the job description/company website isn't (just) interviewers selecting for kiss-ups/reading comprehension--- these questions are where you let the interviewer know that you have some sort of personal interest in the job - people who hate their job and are bored by it do badly, and then quit.... Which is not good for anybody! (If you personally are fine with hating/being bored by your job that is absolutely fine... But keep it in the dl from your employer because that isn't true for most people ... Performing at least mild interest in your work signals to people that you are putting in the effort to do a good job, if you come across like you don't care.... People will assume you don't care enough to do it well)
This is why it is so, so important to ask some sort of question - if not about the specific role, then 'what does your standard day look like' is a great option - it signals to the interviewer that you are actually seriously interested in the position, and not just 'shopping around'... The more specific and genuine your questions the better this works - if you start with the generic question about their day, make sure to engage with them and ask follow ups - respond positively to the things that you like, etc (ie "well we have a daily meeting at 9 and then spend all day doing bluh", "oh that's great, I love having a daily check-in, makes it much easier to stay on track.... How long do your daily meetings tend to go? How many people attend?")
And all of the anecdote type stories are about giving you an opportunity to 'demonstrate' some sort of necessary soft skills -- ie compromising with assholes, or planning things ahead of time, or splitting up work between multiple people ... Again this is one where you can definitely ask if they are looking for any specific types of scenarios - tho they might be looking more for what kinds of things *you* consider significant. I always prepare at least 2 anecdotes before interviewing -- a 'time things went well' story and a 'time things went poorly' story; but be prepared to switch it up on the fly, if they ask for an example of a specific thing (ie focusing on the customer, or appreciating diversity, etc) then actually focus on that topic dont just tell a story that makes you look good thats maybe tangentially related -- the story can be about a time when you failed or did poorly so long as you frame it as a lesson learned (and maybe conclude with a very short 'and then a few weeks later I had a situation where that skill came up again and I didn't fuck it up that time's)
Also make sure to throw in concrete details to your anecdote -- most people sound like they're bullshitting during interviews at least a little bit, so you don't really need to worry too much about that - but concrete details are what separate the 'sounds like they're stretching things a bit because it's an interview and that's what you do, and at least they demonstrate an understanding of what we want to see' from the 'hmm this person is just straight up lying'
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headcanons about neil lewis (some nsfw, some not)
he comes from a relatively normal middle class family. his father used to be a college history professor but he’s retired now and he spends his time building trains in the basement. his mother was a semi-successful artist for a time in the 70s before neil was born. she paints for fun now, as well as gardens, and calls him too often to ask when she’s going to get grandchildren and to tell him how the plants are doing. he’s also got two younger sisters who he never talks to except for on christmas.
he made a series of wise decisions in his youth because he knew all along that he wanted that movie store, but no means to get it if he didn’t work for it. he probably has a degree in something like software engineering—which he happily abandoned when he’d made enough money to fund the life he wanted.
he developed a love for film as a child, in part because his mother used to take him to the cinema all the time during the summer breaks. his first love was audrey hepburn in sabrina.
he likes when women have a decent amount of bush. it’s less to do with any feminist mentality he might possess more than the fact that nearly all the porn he consumes (aside from the not so occasional nudie mag) is vintage. he won’t tell his partner what to do with their body, though
he only likes role playing during sex sometimes. his favorites are: rockstar/groupie, director/actor, detective/femme fatale, and more regrettably barbarella/pygar
he’s not very dominant in bed and instead prefers to take a more passive role unless specifically asked to do otherwise. he can be dominant, but he prefers sex to be a 50/50 exchange.
he likes to eat pussy and enjoys greatly being used for it. just tell him when and where and he’ll be there, with an open mouth and willing fingers. he likes to go until you’re a mess and so wet you’re dripping with it.
he’s a lover boy through and through. he doesn’t always need sex to be tender and slow, but he does need sex to be close and intimate. if your fucking doggy, he will bend over you or pull you up to his chest so you can be closer.
he’s sexually adventurous and not embarrassed to be silly in bed sometimes. he likes to laugh when one of you fuck up while trying to talk dirty and he’s willing to be pegged or whatever else your heart could desire from him. anything once, is his motto.
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How to Turn Career Dreams into Real Progress Step by Step
Introduction
We all have an idea of what our dream job will look like in our minds. Maybe it's a leadership role, maybe you're trying to start your agency, or maybe you're trying to shift into a role that has an impact on doing something good. What it is aside, how to go from dreaming about your dream career to actually moving toward it. How do you get there? Getting there is nothing but an array of steps, consistent actions, and motivation. Let's take a not-so-academic, yet professional (very humanized) look at how to make your career goals a reality.
1. Get Clear on What You Want
First, you need to unpack your dream. Instead of saying "I want a better job," be specific. Do you want to lead a marketing team? Start a wellness brand? Influence others in a published book? The more clarity you have around your dream, the easier it is to move closer to it. Clarity leads to informed decision-making.
Tip: Write down your dream job description. Include the kind of company, work culture, daily responsibilities, and skills required.
2. Break Down the Dream into Milestones
Now, with big dreams, it is natural to feel overwhelmed. In order to conquer the leap from day dreaming to taking steps, break it down into smaller actions. So, for example, let's say your dream job is the title of senior designer, your stepping stones might look like:
Learning specific software
Showcasing a portfolio piece
Making connections with industry professionals
Apply for a mid-tier position
Recognizing the importance of acknowledging every big move begins with little moves. Break each stepping stone down as a small success.
3. Build the Right Skill Set
Whether you are transitioning to another industry or looking for a promotion, you need to develop new skills. Learning and developing your skills can occur through online courses, certifications, workshops, and real-time projects.
Don't wait for someone to tell you to grow. Dedicate time to learning, even if your current position doesn't surface need for it. You are creating your future.
Tip: Identify three core skills your dream job requires and focus on one at a time. Make learning part of your weekly schedule.
4. Expand Your Network Intentionally
Connections are crucial, and not just for job-seeking purposes, but also for learning, mentorship, and growing as a professional. Connect with people who are in the roles you admire. Ask good questions. Attend industry events or webinars.
People are inclined to help people who are genuinely curious and respectful. Do not connect with others just to find a job; connect with others to learn and add value.
5. Create a Personal Brand
Your online presence speaks before you do. Update your LinkedIn profile, write content related to your industry, and showcase your achievements and ideas. Show the world what you care about and what you’re capable of.
This doesn’t mean being someone you're not—it means putting your best professional self forward consistently. You can also check out :-How to Prepare for Your Technical Interview
6. Take Smart Risks
Your online presence is an instant out-of-the-box introduction before the introduction you have yet to provide. Update your LinkedIn, write content about what is important to your industry, and share your victories and ideas. Show the world what matters to you and what you can do.
This is not to pretend to be someone you are not; it is to consistently present your best professional self.
7. Track Progress and Celebrate Wins
Don't let accomplishments go by unnoticed by yourself and others. Keeping a journal or tracker for professional wins, milestones completed, and new skills learned all contribute to motivation. After all, progress is motivating. The more that you see how far you've come, the more momentum you build.
Small wins lead to big changes.
8. Learn from Setbacks
No career journey is without disappointments. Whether it's rejection, an opportunity that slipped away, or a slow career trajectory, such setbacks can feel disheartening. They also serve as opportunities to pivot, process, and adapt.
Failure doesn't mean that you can't achieve your goals; it means you have learned something. Use each experience as feedback, not failure.
9. Build a Support System
Speak your goals and intentions to mentors, friends, or colleagues who can provide perspective, support, and honest feedback. An enthusiastic support group keeps you realistic and motivated when self-doubt creeps in. You can also read this:- The Ultimate Guide to Local Job Openings
Remember, you do not have to figure this all out alone.
10. Stay Consistent and Patient
Dreams take time. 'Motivation' gets you running, 'consistency' gets you across the finish line. They all require routines, showing up for yourself, practicing patience, and virtue while learning the process.
True progress is slow but steady.
Ready to Put It All into Action?
At bigleep.com, we understand that career trajectory is not only about luck; it requires a delineated series of steps, and thoughtful planning with the right lens and supports. Our platform is designed for dreamers ready to do.
Check out our career blogs, interviews with experts, resume tools, and step-by-step guides to support you with everything from a career change or leadership development. You can find materials for each persona, whether you're a student, mid-career professional, or the next great entrepreneur.
Start today at BigLeep.com and grow with confidence. Take your next step with the clarity you need.You can also read: Master Your Next Interview: Proven Strategies for Job Seekers in India
Your dream career is not unattainable, just waiting for you to take action.
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Which are top private colleges for CSE in India?

Computer Science Engineering (CSE) has become one of the most preferred branches of engineering in India, and for good reason. From software development to AI and cybersecurity, the demand for CSE graduates is rising across every major industry. But here’s the big question—if you're considering a private college, how do you choose the right one? Especially when there are so many options across the country.
As someone guiding students for a while, I can tell you this—when it comes to picking the right private college for CSE, it’s not just about the name. It’s about the faculty, infrastructure, industry exposure, placement support, and how committed the institute is to helping you grow in real-world scenarios.
Let’s take a closer look at some private colleges that consistently perform well in CSE.
1. NM Institute of Engineering and Technology (NMIET), Bhubaneswar
NMIET is one of those names that comes up naturally when students ask about strong private institutions for CSE. Located in Bhubaneswar and affiliated with Biju Patnaik University of Technology, it has built a solid reputation since 2004. The CSE department has a mix of experienced faculty and hands-on learning. Many students benefit from tie-ups with companies like Cognizant, IBM, and Capgemini. Plus, the institute offers a digital campus and student support systems that really help when you're just starting out in tech. For students in Eastern India, it’s often the go-to option.
2. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore
VIT has been a popular choice for years and is known for its campus, labs, and wide choice of electives in CSE. It has international collaborations and a very active placement cell, attracting companies from across sectors. Their engineering curriculum is flexible, which helps students explore specialized areas like machine learning, IoT, or data science early in their course.
3. SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
SRM’s CSE program has grown rapidly in recent years, and the institute attracts a large number of recruiters. The infrastructure is one of the best among private colleges. It also has a strong focus on research and innovation, allowing students to take part in real-world projects while still in college.
4. Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
Manipal is known for giving students a good academic atmosphere and strong industry exposure. Their CSE program has been one of the core strengths of the institute, offering access to tech labs and updated course content. It’s a solid choice for students who want an all-rounded experience.
5. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore
Amrita has gained recognition due to its focus on both academic and ethical values. The CSE department provides in-depth training and encourages internships and industry involvement. It has seen a rise in placements, especially in the fields of software development and data analytics.
Now, let’s not forget that apart from national-level names, there are some excellent regional colleges as well—especially if you're looking in Odisha.
Colleges like NMIET, which I mentioned earlier, are often grouped among the best engineering colleges in Orissa because of their consistent academic results and focus on student outcomes. They offer a solid launchpad without making students feel lost in a crowd.
Another example would be KIIT in Bhubaneswar. It has seen significant growth and now offers a robust CSE program. Their infrastructure and placement record are worth noting too.
When you're evaluating colleges, always look beyond rankings. Ask about lab facilities, student projects, coding competitions, and alumni feedback. Speak with current students if you can. And remember—what works for one student might not work for another. So match the college with your learning style and career plans.
In recent years, many companies have started valuing skills over degrees. That said, your college still plays a big role in shaping your foundation. Being in one of the best engineering colleges in Orissa or in any strong private institute can make that learning process more structured and goal-driven.
If you’re serious about a career in tech, make sure the college you choose gives you room to grow—not just academically, but also personally. With the right mix of teaching, projects, and career guidance, you’ll be well on your way to making a mark in the CSE world.
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During the earlier years of the internet generation, computers were the only means to access the web. However, with time, people have become busy in life. This means that people cannot stay confined by the portability issues of a computer. Smartphones helped to fill this void with their immense computing powers and steady portability. Thus, smartphones helped people to access the internet on the go. This was a massive benefit to the commuters. The app development industry had to keep up with the changing times. They could not afford to be left behind in this competitive industry. So, more and more companies started investing in the mobile app development sector. Currently, there are more than 10 billion mobile users all around the world. This is one of the prime reasons for the rising demand for B2B and B2C mobile applications. A recent survey suggests that the global mobile app market is increasing by 10% every year and it has a present valuation of $150.6 billion. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic had a significant boost in the valuation of the mobile app market. This is due to the shift in work from home culture and an overall rise in the average online time. So, we can pretty much say that we are currently in a “mobile-first” world. In this generation, there is no room for bugs or errors in an application. These rules are applicable for e-commerce apps, loyalty apps or SaaS products. Users will immediately abandon a buggy application and will never return. This phenomenon is known as bounce rate. The primary motive of a mobile application is to minimize bounce rates and maximize user retention. A recent survey suggests that more than 25% of apps are abandoned after a single use. Some of the factors that affect the bounce rates are poor User Experience, confusing UX, too many bugs and glitches, app crashes, or a slow loading time. To avoid all these issues, you have to create a mobile app that functions seamlessly on both Android and iOS platforms. However, mobile app testing can get complex due to various operating systems, device specifications, user interests, carriers, and certain situations. So, in this article, we are going to discuss a 5-step mobile app testing process that can help you to overcome all these issues. We will also discuss the role of various tools in this process. 5 Steps Mobile Application Testing Process Step 1: Setup the Goals for Mobile Automation Testing Software testing helps to ensure the proper functioning of the mobile application. This means that you can ensure that the app is functional on all operating systems irrespective of any unexpected situation. Mobile application testing is the process of mirroring the development phase while setting the unit testing as the primary base. This is a common practice that developers do during the development and maintenance phase to ensure that the application performs smoothly. As we move to the top of the testing pyramid, we come near the user experience. In this phase, user feedback and satisfaction play a vital role. The closer we reach to end-user satisfaction, the harder it becomes to automate the testing processes. Now, let us understand the primary differences between manual and automated testing. Manual Testing In this process, all the testing mechanisms are performed by a human tester. It is a slow process as it completely depends on a single human being. Manual testing slows down the development process and dramatically affects the final delivery of the mobile application. Companies often lose a lot of time and money due to this testing process. Automated Testing Automated testing is the complete opposite of manual testing. In this process, all the testing phases are conducted with the help of an automated test script. Developers mostly use automatic testing to perform the redundant processes in the software development life cycle. Moreover, the testers can reuse a massive portion of the automated test script for their future products as well.
However, the developers must remember that automated testing requires a massive initial investment to introduce it in the testing environment. Step 2: Create A Plan for All the Test Cases You have to layout different testing cases throughout the project development cycle. You can find all of these cases with the help of Agile Matrix. Many testers have the misconception that the testing phase is reserved for the end process. In reality, the entire app development process is an integrated structure. This means that you have to integrate the testing with the development process. There are various scenarios that you have to consider while developing the test cases for automation testing. For instance, test cases must consider areas like repetitive processes, time-consuming data entry tasks, areas prone to human error, parameters that can be easily measured, and low-risk tests. The Developers must remember that they cannot automate tests that rely on the subjective feedback and the exploratory side of end-users. You also cannot automate those tests that have to be run only once during the entire testing life cycle. Since it is a time-consuming process to set up the entire Automation Testing infrastructure, you'd want to make the most out of it. The three most common tests that you can automate are functional tests, integration tests, and unit tests. Step 3: The Process to Select the Perfect Test Automation Framework Now that we have successfully determined all the tests we can automate, it is time to choose the perfect Framework depending on the project requirements. We can define an automation framework to be an integrated system that will set all the rules for the test automation project. Many experts consider the test automation framework to be one of the best practices for creating and reviewing automated tests. Now, let us take a quick look at some of the best frameworks for performing automated mobile app testing: Linear Automation Framework This is the most linear and incremental Framework for performing automation testing. The developers can use this framework for performing the perfect unit testing or testing of simple mobile applications. Modular-Based Testing Framework This testing Framework is designed for performing various scenarios for the ease of mobile application testing. The developers can combine all the modules into larger scenarios for testing more complex mobile applications. Library Architecture Framework The library architecture framework is quite similar to the modular testing framework. The only difference is that it does not combine the test scenarios into modules, instead, it combines them into functions. Data-Driven Framework The data-driven Framework is essential for Complex applications that need to process a lot of data. This framework is suitable for applications that need to perform the same test with different sets of data. Keyword-Driven Framework This is one of the more complete Frameworks for performing automation testing of mobile applications. With this framework, the developers can pair the data with all the keywords that are stored in the form of a table. Hybrid Testing Framework The hybrid testing framework uses two or more of the above-mentioned frameworks. This provides enough flexibility for the testers to create the ideal test environment for the projects. Step 4: Selecting the Perfect Tool for Mobile Automation Testing Tools play a vital role in determining the success of the Automation Testing process. Every tool is different and has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. The testers must properly choose the perfect tool depending on their personal preferences and project requirements. This is because the correct choice will help the company to utilize the full potential of the testing framework. A basic understanding of the test automation framework will also assist in the tool selection process. Let us consider the example of LambdaTest Mobile App Testing to understand the role of tools:
LambdaTest Mobile App testing LambdaTest mobile app testing tool helps the developers to test the mobile application on a safe and secure Appium grid. Using this tool, the developers can also test the mobile application on a cloud-based test automation platform. This tool generates a test report after every testing cycle. So, the developers can use this report to maintain an activity log for the app development life cycle. A major benefit of a cloud platform is that the developers can access their devices and final test reports from anywhere in the world. LambdaTest also has a chrome extension to test the mobile web applications from the browser itself. Lastly, it has various attractive plans for all of its services. So, this tool is very beneficial for individual creators and small companies. There are also other tools such as Appium, Robotium, Quantum, etc. Step 5: The Difference Between Virtual and Real Devices To utilize the full potential of the testing process, the developers have to understand the differences between real devices and virtual devices. The use of virtual devices is indeed a lot simpler and more cost-effective compared to maintaining real devices. However, certain testing mechanisms are completely impossible to conduct on virtual devices. For instance, it is almost impossible to get a perfect visual element report from any emulator or other virtual machine. It is also impossible to determine the app loading time with the help of virtual devices. So, the developer needs to maintain a perfect balance between virtual and real devices. Moreover, the testers cannot consider their devices as the benchmark for app testing. A recent survey suggests that more than 80% of the user base uses devices that are at least 2 years old. The Verdict The test cases are independent entities in the testing scenario. This means that you can start developing the test cases even before the app testing process. This process also helps you to begin the testing process early and reduce the production phase. Early delivery of products is highly important to increase the loyalty of the customers. So, companies must focus on reducing their time to market. In simple terms, the secret to growth is the faster delivery of high-quality mobile apps. A focused and organized testing strategy helps the companies to quickly analyze the feedback and perfect the app. In the earlier parts of this article, we already discussed that great mobile apps are partly based on great development and partly on great testing ethics. We also discussed the crucial role of testing tools and frameworks in this process. Companies should choose these tools based on their project requirements and personal preferences. All these processes will help them to utilize the full potential of their testing environment.
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Blocks Mind Map - 4/4
Modelling - Part 1/2
For my last post of the blocks mind map, I plan on talking about modelling. Mainly, What character models I like, in games or in animated movies. The point of this research is to look for a style that I like and maybe try expand on it for this project.
The first person I wanted to look at, actually makes models for a Roblox game. This game was made by a total of 3 main developers, one of them making maps for the game, and the other 2 make animations and the character/enemy models. These models are really well made as the developers go for a very simplistic design for all the models in this game which fits really well and I personally love this simplistic design.
As you can see from above, this is a difficult tower defence game where the enemies can destroy your units and then target the base, making the game way more reliant on strategy, than just placing things and winning.
I couldn't find many details about them all and what software they used to make the models but I would like to show some of the models that they have made for this game, and what I like about them. There are 81 Units/Characters in total, not including enemies and skins for these Units. The first unit I wanted to talk about was a unit called 'lookout'.
The 'Lookout' isn't one of my favourites units but it was one of the first units created for the game so I thought that I should mention it. It's purpose is to shoot enemies from a distance with the fire rate increasing when the enemies get closer. I think that the design of this unit is well designed, very simplistic, which is why I like it and it also fits in this game for this reason.
Out of all the units in the game, these two are absolutely my two favourite units. The first one called 'Engineer', too start with I love the design of this unit, it's refreshing to see a female engineer as they usually aren't represent as these types of roles, typically anyway.
The one of the right is a unit that shoots rockets at the enemies, I like this unit because it carries over that already cubic and simplistic feeling of the unit and into the projectiles. It follows the theme of the game and blends in so well.
I will probably end up making another post about other modellers, as this post is already really full on research. But who knows I might make this my style for one of my ideas.
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Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline: Your Essential Guide to Efficient Automation

In the fast-paced world of software development, delivering high-quality products faster than ever before is critical. That's where the Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline comes in—a game-changer in the software automation landscape. If you're a developer, tester, or even just exploring the world of DevOps, understanding how Jenkins streamlines continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) is essential.
This blog will dive into the essentials of the Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline, why it’s so widely used, and how it can help teams achieve seamless, automated software delivery. Let’s explore why Jenkins is such a valuable tool in the DevOps toolkit, focusing on practical insights, best practices, and tips for getting the most out of your CI/CD pipeline.
Why Jenkins for CI/CD? The Tool That Makes DevOps Possible
The Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline stands out for many reasons. It’s open-source, widely adopted, and compatible with numerous plugins. These features make Jenkins a favorite among companies that need robust automation solutions. Whether you’re a small team or a large enterprise, Jenkins scales with your needs, making it a versatile choice for many development environments.
Key Advantages of Jenkins in DevOps
Automation: Jenkins automates the entire CI/CD process, which means no more manual tasks for building, testing, or deploying code.
Efficiency: Faster feedback loops ensure quick bug detection and resolution, accelerating the development lifecycle.
Flexibility: With thousands of plugins, Jenkins can integrate with virtually any tool, platform, or framework.
Scalability: Jenkins can manage complex workflows for large projects and integrate with cloud platforms for scalability.
By focusing on these key benefits, Jenkins can help teams build reliable software while keeping the deployment pipeline smooth and efficient.
Getting Started: Building a Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline
Setting up a Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline may seem overwhelming, but it’s straightforward once you understand the steps involved. Below, we’ll walk you through the basic stages of creating a pipeline, from installation to deployment.
Step 1: Installing Jenkins
To get started, first install Jenkins. You can run Jenkins on various platforms, including Linux, Windows, and MacOS. Many developers also opt to run Jenkins on Docker, as it provides an isolated environment and simplifies deployment.
Download Jenkins from the official website.
Install Java Development Kit (JDK), as Jenkins requires Java to run.
Follow the installation wizard, then start Jenkins.
Once installed, Jenkins will be accessible via a web interface, where you can configure your pipeline with ease.
Step 2: Setting Up Your First Pipeline
Jenkins allows you to set up either freestyle projects or pipeline projects. For a continuous CI/CD pipeline, we recommend creating a pipeline project as it provides more flexibility.
Go to “New Item” in Jenkins.
Choose “Pipeline” as your project type.
In the configuration settings, define your Source Code Management (SCM), which could be GitHub, GitLab, or another repository.
Write a basic pipeline script in Groovy or use Jenkins’ Blue Ocean interface for a visual approach.
Once configured, Jenkins will pull code from your repository, initiate tests, and even deploy the build—all part of the Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline process.
Stages of the Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline
In the Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline, each stage serves a critical role in delivering high-quality software. Let’s take a closer look at the primary stages involved.
1. Build Stage: Compiling Code and Dependencies
The Build Stage is the first in the pipeline, where Jenkins pulls the latest code and compiles it. During this stage, Jenkins installs dependencies, packages the code, and prepares it for testing. This process allows teams to detect early errors in the codebase.
2. Test Stage: Automated Testing
In the Test Stage, Jenkins runs a suite of automated tests to verify that the code meets all requirements. Jenkins can execute unit tests, integration tests, and even end-to-end tests. Automated testing ensures that no code goes into production without validation, safeguarding quality and functionality.
3. Deploy Stage: Moving to Production
The Deploy Stage is where Jenkins truly shines in CI/CD. After the code passes testing, Jenkins automatically deploys it to the production environment. Teams can configure Jenkins to deploy to various environments, such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform, allowing seamless delivery to users.
Integrating Jenkins with Popular Tools for CI/CD
One of Jenkins’ greatest strengths is its compatibility with other tools in the DevOps ecosystem. Here are a few essential integrations to maximize the efficiency of your Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline.
GitHub/GitLab: For Source Code Management (SCM) and version control.
Docker: Jenkins integrates with Docker to manage containerized applications.
Kubernetes: Automate the deployment of applications within Kubernetes clusters.
Slack: Set up Jenkins to send pipeline status updates, keeping your team in the loop.
SonarQube: A code quality tool that checks for vulnerabilities and code standards.
These integrations make Jenkins a highly adaptable tool, perfect for organizations aiming for full-scale automation.
Best Practices for Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline Success
To ensure your Jenkins pipeline is optimized and reliable, here are some best practices that every team should consider.
1. Use Parallel Testing
Parallel testing speeds up the CI/CD process by allowing multiple tests to run simultaneously. By leveraging Jenkins’ parallel execution capabilities, teams can significantly reduce build times.
2. Keep Pipelines Short and Simple
A long, complex pipeline can make troubleshooting difficult and slow down the entire CI/CD process. Instead, break down complex steps into smaller, manageable stages. This way, if a step fails, it’s easier to identify and fix.
3. Regularly Monitor and Maintain Plugins
Jenkins’ plugins are powerful, but they can also become outdated or incompatible. Regularly check and update your plugins to ensure your Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline remains stable and secure.
4. Implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Security is crucial, especially when dealing with production environments. Use Jenkins’ Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to manage permissions and safeguard your pipeline from unauthorized changes.
Jenkins Pipeline as Code: The Future of Automation
One of the most exciting developments in Jenkins is the ability to define pipelines as code. By scripting your pipeline in Jenkinsfile, you can version control it alongside your application’s code. This allows for better collaboration and traceability, making your Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline more transparent and manageable.
Conclusion: Embrace the Power of Jenkins for Seamless CI/CD
Implementing a Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline might sound like a significant step, but it’s a move that brings massive rewards. Jenkins offers a flexible, scalable, and highly adaptable solution for organizations looking to streamline their CI/CD processes. By integrating Jenkins into your DevOps environment, you can achieve faster deployment, higher code quality, and a more efficient development workflow.
Ready to take your DevOps journey to the next level? Start building your Jenkins DevOps CI/CD Pipeline today and experience the transformative power of automation in software development. Whether you're working with a team or managing solo projects, Jenkins is here to simplify, accelerate, and improve the entire delivery process. Embrace this powerful tool and watch your productivity soar.
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How do I build custom CRM software development?
The days when businesses kept their sales records in huge files on desks are long gone. Software for CRM (Customer Relationship Management) improved over time to make it simpler to keep track of customers' sales records. Custom CRM software is currently assisting both large and small businesses in better managing their operations, resulting in increased profits.
CRM software is something you need to be familiar with if your business is already automated. However, you should have built this for your offline business if you continue to do so.
What is Custom CRM Software?
A Customer Relationship Management System (CRMS) is an application that manages, organizes, and collects customer data. You can also cultivate relationships with your clients and expand your business through improved communication. This can be done in several different ways, like from a single hub that monitors interactions with customers and coordinates email, social media, and phone call communication.
In any case, each business is extraordinary, and there is no size-fits-all CRM programming that is similarly viable for each organization. This is when custom-built ones replace pre-built CRM solutions.
A custom CRM is a type of software that was made and designed just for a particular business. It satisfies the company's objectives and possesses all of the features necessary for employees to work more effectively.
Steps on How to Build Custom CRM Software
CRM development requires careful arranging due to the broad usefulness that should be stuck to by businesses. Let's take a closer look at the process of developing CRM software:
Step 1: Establish Objectives
A goal and an action plan kick off every process. Before creating custom CRM software, it is essential to establish your company's goals and willingness to tackle obstacles. For instance, you need to cut client securing costs by 40% or increase annual deals by 40%. The CRM developer will pick the best technology stack, and the goals that have been set will help the software development team write detailed project specifications.
Step 2: Select a User Role
Incorporating strong communication relationships among the organization's employees is the CRM platform's most significant benefit. Nonetheless, every representative proposes adjustable CRM programming given their relegated division-related errands, so you should determine the client for whom you are making a CRM. For instance, data analytics tools are utilized by the marketing and sales teams, while the customer support team requires communication tools that require less managerial effort.
Step 3: Consider Security Needs
Because CRM databases store lump-sum data and information, it is essential to ensure that employees do not misuse or steal clients' data for criminal purposes. In CRM software development, it would be wise to construct intricate security models, especially if these models resemble org charts. They will without a doubt demand extra investment and assets and will be delivered incapable once you choose to revamp your organization.
Step 4: Make a Rough Estimation
A rough estimate based on your initial feature list will be prepared when you first contact your custom CRM solution. Afterward, the report decides how much time and cash is spent on the particular task. Planning a budget and deciding whether or not to continue working together will benefit from it. Additionally, it is hoped that client-focused IT vendors will provide free project rough estimates.
Step 5: Development
The design, project framework, and flowchart must be submitted at the "Development" stage. The CRM developer will then use agile software development methods to turn the mockups into a working product. The agile approach is ideal for CRM development because it lets developers go back to earlier stages to fix problems and keep working on the project.
Essential Features of Custom CRM
The functionalities you decide to coordinate into your custom CRM will contrast in light of your particular business goals and cycles. Nevertheless, the following central characteristics benefit the majority of businesses:
Contact Management: All client contact data can be collected, stored, and managed in one location thanks to this, which is the foundation of any CRM. The components to look for are contact division, complete profiles, and correspondence history following.
Sales Pipeline Management: Visualize your sales funnel, track leads and opportunities, and automate key stages of the sales process. Your sales efforts can be streamlined with features like deal forecasting, activity tracking, and quote generation.
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Customer Service Management: Provide efficient customer support through features like ticketing systems, knowledge base integration, and case history tracking.
Marketing Automation: Automate repetitive marketing tasks like email campaigns, lead nurturing sequences, and social media scheduling. Integrate your CRM with marketing tools to personalize campaigns and track results.
Reporting and Analytics: Write insightful reports that clearly show your customer interactions, sales performance, and marketing effectiveness. Further develop your general client experience by distinguishing patterns, settling on very educated choices, and using information.
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GoDaddy's 3 Best Tips for Small Business Marketing Success - Information Important Web - #GLOBAL https://www.merchant-business.com/godaddys-3-best-tips-for-small-business-marketing-success/?feed_id=179831&_unique_id=66cdc35216d07 Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Once known primarily as a website domain provider, GoDaddy has evolved into a software company that helps entrepreneurs enhance every aspect of their business, from brand-building and marketing to ecommerce. The company’s mission to uplift small businesses includes assisting entrepreneurs to streamline digital marketing efforts so they can focus on their passions.Related: How a Local Greek Restaurant Seized Opportunities and Won a New Food Network CompetitionAccording to Amy Jennette, integrated marketing and product marketing lead at GoDaddy, digital marketing is one of the main challenges business owners face. That’s why GoDaddy covers search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing and content creation in its digital marketing guide.“Marketing is something [entrepreneurs] know they have to do, but it’s very foreign in terms of where their craft is,” Jennette says. “We not only provide the tools that help them create their brand, market their brand and drive customer conversion, but we also want to make sure we’re helping to educate small businesses on the steps they need to take in order to be successful.”Related: He Left the Corporate World to Pursue His Passion for the Outdoors. 25 Years Later, His Business Is Thriving Thanks to These 4 Principles.Although business branding plays a large role in a successful marketing strategy, Jennette revealed that many business owners fall into the trap of thinking about logos and brand colors when they should start with elements closer to their company’s identity.“What is their voice? What is their style? What is their purpose for going into business? What values do they want to communicate?” she says. “It boils down to: What is the promise that they’re making as a small business to the customers they’re serving?”Jennette also underscored the importance of authenticity. “If it’s not authentic to you, it’ll be difficult to manage because you’ll constantly have to flip in[to] that headspace to get in that voice,” she says. “But it also can come off as disingenuous to your audience if you’re not consistently communicating with the same kind of tone, the same kind of look, the same kind of feel. You want to make sure you’re consistent so you can ultimately build that brand recognition over time.”Once you have your brand voice in place, it’s time to think about visuals, which GoDaddy also makes easier and more cost-effective than ever.“We have a tool for [logo creation]. Type in a few prompts about your business and who you want to be, and we will create a beautiful, multi-colored, multi-dimensional logo for you to use,” Jennette says.Related: He Combined Passion With Exceptional Service to Make His Tattoo Shop Welcoming to AllGoDaddy’s tools directly result from research into business owners’ challenges, budget concerns and educational needs. It has also developed a free artificial intelligence (AI) Prompt Library to help with content creation, review response and more to improve results on generative AI platforms such as ChatGPT.Using AI to aid your review response strategy can save time and effort, help guide the conversation and generate responses that align with your brand voice and customer service standards.“You can leverage feedback and customer reviews to do a lot of heavy lifting for you,” Jennette says. “And most importantly, you want to be consistent with how you’re doing that.”GoDaddy’s advice for small business marketing success includes:Define your brand clearly. Before diving into marketing strategies, define your brand’s voice, style and values. This foundation will guide all your marketing efforts and help maintain consistency across different channels.Know your audience. Identify and understand your target audience.
This knowledge will dictate where to focus your marketing efforts and which platforms will yield the best engagement. As Jennette advises, “Go and be active where your audience is.”Utilize available tools. Leverage tools to streamline and enhance your marketing efforts. From SEO to social media management, using the right technology can help you maintain an impactful online presence without breaking the budget or overwhelming your team.Listen to the episode below to hear directly from Amy Jennette and Emily Washcovick, and subscribe to Behind the Review for more from new business owners and reviewers every Thursday. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pandora and Soundcloud.Editorial contributions by Kristi Lindahl.GoDaddy is a Yelp partner that provides small businesses the ability to claim their Yelp Business Pages and manage Yelp Ads directly through the GoDaddy platform. Neither company received compensation for its appearance on Behind the Review.“Read about the evolving landscape of digital marketing and the latest tools and technology small business owners can leverage to enhance their market reach and customer engagement…”Source Link: https://www.entrepreneur.com/growing-a-business/godaddys-3-best-tips-for-marketing-success/478941 http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/g8817d6935cab454f0e2a41a68852a88d8ee463bb921016786dbb0f33e142f0410c7926189b15d053b002992dda5add8ff01.jpeg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL
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Why Your Business Needs a Professional Website Development Company

Introduction
From a business perspective, a website is the first contact with the potential client so it is very important to have a proper website, especially in today’s world. More specifically, a professional website is nowadays a necessity not only for the owners of small businesses and start-ups but also for the present-day personality who is an entrepreneur and manager of a big enterprise or corporation.
This can be easily done by a professional website development firm because they understand how to create a website that has an attractive appearance and is in sync with all of its functionalities. This calls for the services of a professional website development company.
This is an article where the reader will be informed about the need to contract a professional website development company in Chandigarh like Get e Ideas.
The Role of a Professional Website Development Company

Customized Design and Development:
Web development companies provide developmental services that fit your business requirements. Compared to popular ones, custom designs give your website a unique look and a possible reflection of a company’s image. For instance, a website development company in Chandigarh can design a website in such a way that provides the basic features of your business in terms of the contract you offer and attracts your target market.
Advanced User Experience:
Converting the visitors to customers is only realizable when attention is paid to the User Experience, or the feel visitors get while on the website. Generally, Website designing companies always focus on the website use and functionality so that the users can be able to easily browse through the site. They improve the accessibility of your website and possess the right prompts in case the visitor needs to look for something specific or perform certain actions on the site.
SEO Optimization:
SEO is one of the most important techniques that should be used in the process of enhancing your website’s ranking on search engines. An organization specializing in website development is aware that website SEO is crucial, and it follows the standard procedures. Some of the activities include enhancing the speed of the page to load, Meta tag usage, and responsively to mobile platforms. A timely contact with a reliable website development company in Chandigarh such as Get e Ideas will help you rank high and secure organic traffic on your business website.
Responsive Design:
As mobile device usage rises, it is now imperative to have a website that is mobile-friendly. Responsive design means your website is going to look good and function well, on whatever device and screen size your visitor is using. Modern website designers opt for the strategies of responsive design to guarantee that your website and its features are displayed and are fully operational on both smartphones and tablets as well as laptops and PC.
Security and Reliability:
Security threats or risks are a challenge that organizations regardless of size are facing nowadays. When dealing with professional web development solutions, the issue of security is highlighted by ensuring that your website and other features such as users’ data are secure. Software engineers utilize coding best practices, keep the software up to date and perform testing to look for vulnerabilities. Hiring professionals guarantee your website’s availability and protect it from any security risks.

The Advantages of Hiring a Website Development Company in Chandigarh
Local Expertise and Knowledge:
An added benefit to employing the services of a website development company in Chandigarh is that the firm is in closer proximity to the client. These companies know the local environment and the tendencies of consumption. They can ensure that your website is created with the right message to appeal to the target market in Chandigarh and other neighboring cities.
Cost-Effective Solutions:
Selecting a website development company that is based in Chandigarh might be cheaper than developing companies would have been if developers had to be sourced from developed city centers. Thus, the price of necessities of life and exigent facilities for the development of projects in Chandigarh is relatively low and therefore the price offered for the projects falls under the affordability level though without compromising on quality. This makes it Suitable for business people looking for quality and professional website development services within their reach.
Timely Delivery and Support:
Web development companies present in the Chandigarh area are also punctual and very supportive in their executions. They value the deadline issue, goods, and timely deliveries in all the phases of the development process. In addition, all the participants are in the same time zone and therefore should quickly respond to errors or the modification of the detection schemes if necessary.
How a Professional Website Enhances Your Brand
Building Credibility and Trust:
A website that has been professionally created sets the pace and fosters confidence in customers. It functions as an online business card that helps to present your offers, values, and company image. A clean modern design, along with content on the website keeps the visitor engaged and builds confidence in the company hence clients will prefer the business over other rivals.
Effective Communication:
A website that has been professionally created sets the pace and fosters confidence in customers. It functions as an online business card that helps to present your offers, values, and company image. A clean modern design, along with content on the website keeps the visitor engaged and builds confidence in the company hence clients will prefer the business over other rivals.
Showcasing Your Unique Selling Points:
A professional website lets the client bring out the special features of the business and how it can meet customers’ needs better than other similar businesses. By providing vivid graphics, interesting information, and other elements, you can highlight what makes your products or services unique. This assists in leaving a good first impression on the people and making them choose your business as they keep on making the rounds.
The Technical Expertise of a Website Development Company

Content Management Systems (CMS):
With a CMS, you can alter the content of the site from one place easily. Many professional website developers are now able to bring in popular content management system software such as WordPress, Joomla and Drupal that offer you an easy method to manage your content. This enables you to edit as you wish to, change aspects of this site, and ensure that the content on this site continues to be up to date with little or no professional help.
E-Commerce Development:
The E-commerce platform is a necessity for especially the business organizations that are involved in online selling. Other professional website development companies are knowledgeable and have the skills to conduct secure and friendly e-commerce websites. It can further consist of elements like payment solutions, shopping carts, merchandise tracking, blah, and more to smoothly run an online store for customers.
Mobile App Development:
Further, most companies specializing in website design also embrace mobile application design. Since most people are using smartphones, a mobile application can give a business additional existence and a platform where customers can easily engage a business. A website development company in Chandigarh can develop specific mobile apps for the business that cover all the business objectives and are easy to use.
Why Choose Get e Ideas?
Get e Ideas is committed to serving its customer’s needs and expectations with a holistic view of each client’s circumstance and responding with strategic guidance that propels the business forward. Its ability to design beautiful and highly effective business websites has made the firm one of the most reliable partners for any company in Chandigarh and other areas. Developers, designers, and digital marketers are part of their team and these individuals ensure the websites created for clients are as good as, if not better than, what the clients expect. Here are a few reasons why Get e Ideas stands out:
Client-Centric Approach:
Get e Ideas that positions the client right in the middle of their concept and development schemes. This is because they invest time to investigate your business needs, the target customers and clients and other special needs. This assists in making sure that as you proceed towards achieving your goals the final product is what you wanted.
Advanced Technology:
It is also very important to keep track of fresh trends in the field of technology when it comes to the digital environment. Get e Ideas uses the latest technologies and professional standards to create complex, visually impressive, functional sites that are also secure.
Transparent Communication:
In any project, it is important to have good communication to be able to work well as a team. Regarding communication, Get e Ideas openly communicates with the client to avoid any misunderstanding that may arise in the development process. They always give you feedback, and make sure that you will participate in every development.
Proven Track Record:
From the project experience and satisfied clientele, it can be said that Get e Ideas has a good portfolio that delivers quality work. They have shared experience in a wide range of sectors, from e-commerce to healthcare and education, and beyond.

The Long-Term Benefits of Professional Website Development
Scalability and Flexibility:
For any business, there will come a time when your website will require upgrades to accommodate the increasingly growing traffic. Professional web development firms deploy solutions that are expandable and enable future changes or additions. This makes it possible to make advancements that will remain appropriate for the website in the future.
Ongoing Support and Maintenance:
Like any other system, a website needs to be taken care of or maintained, especially from a technical aspect and from the aspect of content updates. Since professional development companies provide templates and tools, they provide support and maintenance services such as providing fixes for bugs, security updates, and improving the performance of the templates. This comprehensive precaution reduces downtimes and ensures your website is always up and available for use.
Analytics and Insights:
The knowledge of users’ activity and site effectiveness is crucial for efficient company management. Large and professional firms designing websites ensure the incorporation of analytic measures that offer crucial information on visitors, their origin, and their interaction with the site. This data becomes valuable in enhancing strategies better performance and your online presence.
Competitive Advantage:
For a business to win in the market, it is essential to have a professionally developed website. It helps the clients to understand your level of work and professionalism so that you are able to deliver quality work to them. The business-friendly design of your site places you ahead of the pack and gives your business a competitive edge.
Conclusion
In conclusion, hiring a professional website development company is a wise decision that pays off in the long run for any business. An effective site design benefits your brand, and the user, and leads to conversions.
For selecting the best web development company in Chandigarh one must opt for Get e Ideas, who are reliable and have proved this by providing quality work. With an emphasis on customers, the use of modern tools, and a list of services offered, they are great for companies that aim for a successful web presence.
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So if such a company has two possible strategies, a conservative one that's slightly more likely to close, so of deals that close, more will have multiple investors. Web-based software sells well, especially in comparison to desktop software, because writing desktop software, you're in closer touch with your code. So they claimed, at least at the moment, when in fact you'd worked it out the day before. For users, Web-based applications, everyone uses the same version, and bugs can be fixed as soon as they appear. If you don't have to watch the servers every minute after the first year or so, but you have to assume it takes some amount of pain. Unfortunately this is just a metaphor, and not just intellectually, but the spirit of cooperation is stronger than the spirit of competition.2 If you think it's restrictive being a kid, imagine having kids. Resourceful implies the obstacles are external, which they still view mostly as a way to make a platform that startups will build on, they have to think about whether our upstream ISP had fast enough connections to all the backbones. Real Madrid, since the players were from about eight different countries. There are two main kinds of error that get in the way math or history or most other university subjects do. One thing I can predict is conflict between AOL and Microsoft. But they would do.
What you're afraid of is not presumably groups of hackers like you, but we thought very carefully before we released software onto those servers. The number of possible connections between developers grows exponentially with the size of the pool. And that is a knowledge of what various individual philosophers have said about good taste have generally been such nonsense. You're human. Investors always say what they really think. The way to do it for free. Web-based software assumes nothing about the client, it will at least be interesting. There can't be incompatibilities between the application and your operating system, much less device driver or patch. And yet by the next time you need to find out is to try to get into college are not a very discerning audience. Maybe in college you used to scheme about startups with, stay in touch with them as well. The other major technical advantage of Web-based applications. At Rehearsal Day, we have to give advice, you can cry and say I wish we'd listened.
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Role And Responsibilities Of A Test Lead In Software Testing
Hey there! Are you interested in the world of software testing? Well, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we’re going to dive into the role of a Test Lead. Whether you’re considering becoming a Test Lead yourself or you’re just curious about what they do, get ready to explore this exciting field.
Software testing is a crucial part of the software development life cycle. It ensures that the software being developed meets the desired quality standards. And that’s where a Test Lead comes in! A Test Lead is a vital member of the testing team, test lead roles and responsibilities for planning, coordinating, and executing various testing activities to ensure the delivery of a high-quality product.
Now, let’s take a closer look at the role and responsibilities of a Test Lead, so you can get a better understanding of their contribution to the testing process.
Definition of Test Lead So, you’re curious about the role of a Test Lead? Well, you’ve come to the right place! In this section, we’ll dive into what exactly a Test Lead is and what they do.
A Test Lead is a vital member of a software development team who oversees the testing process of a software product or application. They are responsible for managing a team of testers and ensuring that the testing activities are carried out efficiently and effectively.
As the name suggests, a Test Lead takes the lead in planning and executing the testing process. They work closely with the project manager, developers, and other stakeholders to develop a comprehensive testing strategy and ensure that all quality standards are met.
One of the primary responsibilities of a Test Lead is to create and maintain test plans and test cases. They use their expertise to identify all possible test scenarios and define the steps that need to be executed to validate the software. This includes designing and implementing appropriate test methodologies, including both manual and automated testing approaches.
In addition to test planning, a Test Lead also plays a crucial role in coordinating and overseeing the actual testing activities. They allocate tasks to team members, monitor their progress, and provide guidance and support whenever required. They ensure that all tests are executed properly and any issues or defects are documented and reported promptly.
Role and Responsibilities of a Test Lead As a Test Lead, you play a crucial role in ensuring the successful completion of software testing activities. Your responsibilities extend beyond simply overseeing the testing process — you are also responsible for managing the testing team and guiding them towards achieving the project’s goals. Let’s take a closer look at the role and responsibilities of a Test Lead.
1. Planning and Strategy: One of your primary responsibilities as a Test Lead is to develop a comprehensive test plan and strategy for the project. This involves understanding the project requirements, defining the scope of testing, and determining the appropriate test methodologies and techniques to be used. By creating an effective test plan, you lay the foundation for a successful testing process.
2. Team Management: Another important aspect of your role as a Test Lead is managing the testing team. This includes assigning tasks, coordinating resources, and monitoring the team’s progress. You are responsible for ensuring that all team members are adequately trained and equipped to perform their testing activities efficiently. Additionally, you need to foster a collaborative and motivating work environment to enhance the team’s productivity and morale.
3. Test Execution: As a Test Lead, you are responsible for overseeing the actual execution of test cases. This involves coordinating with software developers, business analysts, and other stakeholders to prioritize and schedule testing activities. You must ensure that all test deliverables are completed on time and meet the required quality standards. Additionally, you need to closely monitor the test results and provide timely feedback to the testing team.
4. Defect Management:
Identifying and managing defects is a crucial part of your role as a Test Lead. You are responsible for overseeing the defect management process, which involves documenting, tracking, and resolving any issues or bugs discovered during testing. This includes working closely with the development team to ensure that defects are addressed and fixed in a timely manner.
5. Communication and Reporting:
Clear communication is key to the success of any project, and as a Test Lead, you are responsible for ensuring effective communication between the testing team, project stakeholders, and other teams involved in the software development lifecycle. You need to provide regular updates on the testing progress, highlight any issues or risks, and ensure that stakeholders are kept informed about the overall testing status.
6. Continuous Improvement:
As a Test Lead, it is essential to promote a culture of continuous improvement within the testing team. This includes encouraging team members to learn new skills, adopting best practices, and staying updated with the latest testing methodologies and technologies. By continuously improving the testing process, you can strive for excellence and deliver high-quality software to clients.
Skills and Qualifications Required for a Test Lead Being a Test Lead requires a unique set of skills and qualifications to effectively manage and lead a team of testers. Here are some of the key skills and qualifications that are necessary for a Test Lead:
1. Strong Technical Background: A Test Lead should have a strong understanding of the software development life cycle (SDLC) and different testing methodologies. They should have a sound knowledge of testing tools and technologies to effectively guide and mentor their team members.
2. Leadership Skills: As a Test Lead, you will be responsible for managing a team of testers. Therefore, strong leadership skills are essential. You should be able to inspire and motivate your team members, provide clear directions, and delegate tasks effectively. Good communication skills are also crucial for conveying expectations and objectives to your team.
3. Analytical Thinking: A Test Lead should possess excellent analytical skills to identify issues, find root causes, and propose solutions. You should have a keen eye for detail and be able to think critically to evaluate the quality of the software being tested.
4. Problem-Solving Abilities: Test Leads often encounter complex problems during the testing process. Therefore, having excellent problem-solving skills is vital. You should be able to think outside the box and come up with innovative solutions to overcome testing challenges.
5. Time Management: Test Leads often have multiple projects to handle simultaneously. Being able to prioritize tasks, set realistic deadlines, and manage time efficiently is crucial. Effective time management skills will help you ensure that testing activities are completed within the allocated time frame.
6. Collaboration and Teamwork: As a Test Lead, you will need to collaborate with various stakeholders, including developers, project managers, and clients. Therefore, strong collaboration and teamwork skills are necessary to build and maintain positive working relationships. You should be able to effectively communicate and negotiate with different individuals to ensure smooth project delivery.
7. Adaptability and Flexibility: The software testing landscape is constantly evolving, with new tools, technologies, and methodologies being introduced regularly. As a Test Lead, you should be adaptable and open to learning new things. This will help you stay updated with the latest trends and apply them to improve testing processes.
8. Attention to Detail: Testing is all about finding defects and ensuring that the software meets quality standards. Having a strong attention to detail is crucial for a Test Lead to identify and document bugs accurately. This includes analyzing test results, identifying trends, and providing detailed reports and recommendations.
9. Documentation Skills: A Test Lead should have excellent documentation skills to maintain clear and concise records of testing activities. This includes writing test plans, test cases, and test reports. Clear and well-documented test artifacts help in maintaining the quality of the software and enable effective knowledge transfer within the team.
Having these skills and qualifications will not only make you a successful Test Lead but also enhance your career growth opportunities in the field of software testing. Remember to continuously build and improve upon these skills to stay ahead in this dynamic and challenging industry.
Challenges Faced by Test Leads Being a test lead comes with its fair share of challenges. As the head of the testing team, you are responsible for ensuring the quality of the software being developed. However, there are several hurdles that you may encounter along the way. Let’s take a look at some of the major challenges faced by test leads:
1. Time and Resource Constraints: One of the most common challenges faced by test leads is the limited time and resources available for testing. As deadlines approach, there may be pressure to cut corners and rush through the testing process. Additionally, there may be a lack of sufficient testing tools and infrastructure, which can further hamper the testing efforts. Dealing with these constraints while still ensuring proper testing is a tightrope walk that test leads must navigate.
2. Communication and Collaboration: Effective communication and collaboration are vital for successful testing. Test leads often find themselves working with cross-functional teams, including developers, project managers, and stakeholders. Clear and concise communication becomes crucial to ensure that all parties are on the same page regarding requirements, priorities, and timelines. Test leads must also collaborate with developers to understand the system and identify potential areas of improvement. Bridging the gap between different teams and resolving conflicts can be a significant challenge.
3. Managing Test Data and Environments: Test leads are responsible for managing test data and environments, which can be a complex task. Ensuring that the test environment accurately represents the production environment is essential to identify and address potential issues. Test leads must also ensure that the test data is realistic and covers all possible scenarios, but at the same time, protect sensitive or confidential information. The management of test data and environments requires careful planning, coordination, and security measures. 4. Keeping Up with Technology and Trends: In the ever-evolving world of software development, technologies and trends are constantly changing. Test leads need to stay updated with the latest tools, methodologies, and best practices in testing. It can be challenging to keep up with new technologies while managing ongoing projects and day-to-day responsibilities. Continuous learning and professional development become essential for test leads to stay ahead in the field and make informed decisions regarding testing strategies.
5. Dealing with Pressure and Deadlines: As a test lead, you may face intense pressure to meet project deadlines and deliver quality results. Tight timelines combined with the need to carry out thorough testing can lead to stress and burnout. Test leads must effectively manage their time and resources, prioritize tasks, and delegate responsibilities to ensure that quality is not compromised. The ability to handle pressure and maintain a calm demeanor is crucial in this role.
While these challenges can pose obstacles for test leads, they also provide opportunities for growth and development. By addressing these challenges head-on and implementing effective strategies, test leads can overcome these hurdles and contribute to the success of the software testing process.
Best Practices for Test Leads As a test lead, you play a vital role in ensuring the success of the testing process. To excel in your position, it’s important to follow some best practices that can help you streamline your work and achieve the best results. Here are some tips and tricks to guide you in your role as a test lead:
1. Effective Communication: Communication is key in any project, and as a test lead, it becomes even more crucial. You should establish clear channels of communication with your team members, developers, and other stakeholders. Regularly check-in with your team to address any concerns, provide updates, and ensure everyone is on the same page.
2. Planning and Organizing: Test leads are responsible for creating test plans and strategies. It’s important to carefully plan and organize your testing activities to maximize efficiency. Break down the testing process into smaller tasks and assign them to team members based on their skills and expertise. Develop a timeline and set realistic deadlines to ensure timely delivery of test results.
3. Documentation: Documenting your testing activities is essential for maintaining a clear and transparent record. Keep detailed records of test cases, test results, bugs, and any important findings. This documentation will not only help you track progress but also serve as a valuable reference for future projects.
4. Test Prioritization: In the fast-paced world of software development, it’s crucial to prioritize your testing efforts. Work closely with the project manager and stakeholders to determine which features or functionalities need to be tested first. By prioritizing your tests, you can identify critical issues early on and reduce the risk of impacting the project schedule.
5. Test Automation: Test automation can significantly speed up the testing process and improve accuracy. Identify repetitive and time-consuming tasks that can be automated, such as regression testing. Invest in reliable test automation tools and work with your team to develop robust automation scripts.
6. Continuous Learning and Improvement: As a test lead, it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest testing methodologies, tools, and industry trends. Encourage your team members to attend conferences, workshops, or training sessions to enhance their skills. Foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement within your team.
7. Collaboration and Teamwork: Testing is a collaborative effort, and as a test lead, it’s crucial to promote teamwork and collaboration among your team members. Encourage open communication, knowledge sharing, and cross-functional collaboration. Foster a supportive and inclusive work environment where everyone feels valued and motivated.
8. Performance Monitoring: Regularly monitor and evaluate the performance of your team members. Provide feedback and support to help them improve their skills and overcome any challenges they may face. Recognize and celebrate their achievements to boost morale and foster a positive work environment.
9. Risk Assessment: Test leads should be proactive in identifying potential risks and issues that may impact the testing process. Conduct regular risk assessments and work closely with the project manager and stakeholders to develop contingency plans. By anticipating and addressing potential risks early on, you can minimize project delays and ensure a smooth testing process.
10. Stay Calm and Flexible: Testing can be challenging and unpredictable, but it’s important to stay calm and flexible in the face of adversity. Be prepared to adjust your plans and strategies as needed and embrace change. Your ability to adapt to new circumstances and remain composed will be crucial in successfully leading your team through challenging testing scenarios.
By following these best practices, test leads can effectively lead their teams and ensure the smooth and efficient execution of the testing process. Remember, your role as a test lead is not just about finding bugs but also about driving quality and excellence in the software development process. Leveraging “Software Testing As A Service” can further enhance this by providing scalable, on-demand testing resources and expertise, ensuring thorough and comprehensive testing coverage.
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Unlocking the Power of Hard Facts: How Data is Changing the World
Welcome to the RoamNook blog, where we explore the intersection of technology and data to bring you groundbreaking insights and information. In today's fast-paced world, data is the key to success. From business decisions to personal choices, data-driven insights can revolutionize the way we live and work.
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The Power of Concrete Data
In today's ever-changing world, facts and data are the driving force behind progress. No longer can we rely solely on intuition or guesswork to make important decisions. Data provides objective and reliable insights that can guide us towards success.
But why is concrete data so important? Let's take a closer look:
Accuracy: Hard facts are based on quantitative data that is collected and analyzed using scientific methods. This ensures a high level of accuracy and reliability.
Objectivity: Concrete data eliminates bias and subjective opinions, allowing decision-makers to make informed choices based on hard evidence.
Trends and Patterns: By analyzing large datasets, we can identify trends and patterns that would otherwise go unnoticed. This can lead to groundbreaking discoveries and innovations.
Efficiency: Data-driven decision-making saves time and resources by focusing on what truly matters. By relying on facts, we can avoid wasted efforts and achieve better outcomes.
Real-World Applications
The applications of concrete data are vast and far-reaching. From business to healthcare, finance to education, data-driven insights have the power to transform industries and change lives. Here are just a few examples:
Business:
Optimizing supply chains to reduce costs and improve efficiency
Identifying customer preferences and tailoring marketing strategies
Predicting market trends and staying ahead of the competition
Healthcare:
Improving patient outcomes through personalized medicine
Identifying disease patterns and preventing outbreaks
Streamlining administrative processes to reduce costs
Finance:
Developing algorithms for high-frequency trading
Analyzing market data to make informed investment decisions
Reducing fraud and detecting financial crimes
Education:
Identifying student performance patterns and tailoring educational programs
Evaluating the effectiveness of teaching methods and curriculum
Improving student retention and graduation rates
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Technology in Smart Cities: apps, IoT and big data
Technology in Smart Cities: apps, IoT and big data
Technology in Smart Cities: Apps, IoT and Big Data
Urban density is already 81% according to the latest World Bank data from 2019. As more people move to cities for better living and working opportunities, as well as connectivity, urban areas are developing rapidly . . . . As a result of this situation and the integration of technology into our lives, smart cities are emerging .
Of course this is not the first time you hear about Smart Cities, cities 4.0 or smart cities in Spanish, but do you know what Smart Cities are? Why are they called smart cities? Do you know any smart cities? Surely you have been in one without knowing it.
What about smart cities or smart cities?
The very first step is to answer the question of what smart cities are and why the term is being used so much in recent years. Smart cities stem from the need to solve the fundamental problems facing cities today.
From the increase in population as we mentioned above, to the increase in pollution, the lack of resources or the need to improve energy management.
By implementing software development services in Smart Cities we try to solve all these problems, becoming our best ally. Technologies ranging from developing mobile applications to connected devices promoting Internet access or big data inclusion.
In short, smart cities are smart cities based on the use of technology to provide improved sustainability, connectivity and flexibility, thereby increasing human living standards
Main keys that make a city smart
Why is a city considered a Smart City? All of this depends on the number of connected devices (Internet of Things) available, as well as the use that is given to them to improve the lives of citizens. Furthermore, data collection, sensors and smartphones play a key role in smart cities .
Using ICT technologies, automating processes, promoting urban mobility and sustainable transport, intelligently managing waste , applying technologies in the educational, health and commercial fields or using shared data are some of the main keys for a city to be considered a Smart City.
Technology in Smart Cities for their digital transformation
As we have said in this article, technology in Smart Cities is what makes them intelligent. But does any technology work? In this post we are going to tell you about some of the most used ones. From apps, Internet of things or big data . Let's see it!
Technology in Smart Cities. Mobile apps
Apps are one of the most widely used custom software development services in smart cities due to their potential for personalization and real-time collection of data and information. We know you use a lot of mobile applications in your daily life and we believe some of them are designed to improve your life in the city.
Among the technology in Smart Cities that we can find are those applications for public transport or those that search for parking in the city , apps for hiring rental vehicles (whether cars, scooters, bicycles, etc.) or even tools for tourism. or culture.
There are also applications more oriented towards citizen participation , such as those that allow voting or that function as a suggestion box, promoting transparency and accessibility to all citizens. This is a good way to bring people closer to the governments of each place.
Another type of applications that are being developed in cities are those related to the management of procedures with the administration. Being able to carry out transactions from your mobile phone without having to travel or make an appointment is one of the points to be improved by administrations.
As we see, through the development of mobile applications, people's interaction with the city and with the goods and services it offers is improved, and they can also provide suggestions, complaints or claims, making the system more transparent, accessible, secure and participatory.
Technology in Smart Cities. internet of things
Another technology in Smart Cities is the Internet of Things, which is based on the connectivity of different devices to automate tasks or do them from mobile phones. The Internet of Things is already increasingly used in homes. For example, having systems connected by voice, having house keys on your mobile phone thanks to NFC technology or controlling the temperature of a house from an app on your mobile phone is considered the Internet of Things.
In the case of smart cities it is not very different. Using IoT technology in Smart Cities provides data and information about how a city lives , movements, user data, etc. All of this serves to then adapt the goods and services offered to the needs of citizens and create new experiences.
Technology in Smart Cities. big data
One of the great advantages of technology is the ability to collect data, often even in real time, and to be able to see a history of it. The possibility of obtaining information, together with the interaction of people in smart cities, makes the use of big data essential to draw conclusions and make decisions .
The new data management and storage solutions, together with big data, allow us to know and analyze behaviors , being a great opportunity for administrations when creating or improving services to citizens.
Examples of Smart Cities
Finally, to finish this post, you are surely curious to know some of the Smart Cities in the world . Can you imagine what they could be?
Although there are more and more Smart Cities and cities where projects are carried out to make them a better place, the main Smart Cities in the world are New York, London, Singapore and Amsterdam.
They carry out digital transformation projects where they want to achieve better efficiency and analysis of what is happening in the city. Thanks to sensors that are installed in some of these cities, information is obtained about people's habits . They also operate in sectors such as health, transportation and energy.
On the other hand, we also find cities like Oslo or Tokyo whose focus is on sustainability and ecology. Through smart LED bulbs that adapt to the need for light or the use of electric vehicles, both cities are becoming great examples of Smart Cities.
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Reprogramming the Future: How AI is Redefining Developers and Languages
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Reprogramming the Future: How AI is Redefining Developers and Languages
The era of AI-powered programming is upon us, and it’s not just a supporting act; it’s stealing the limelight. AI is already rewriting the rules of code creation. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to its potential. In the not-so-distant future, algorithms are poised to eliminate language barriers and radically transform the role of human developers. So, are we witnessing the end of the human programmer as we know it? Let’s find out.
AI’s Impact: Progress and Challenges
The CEO of Stability AI paints a dark picture for programmers, boldly claiming that artificial intelligence will replace them within just five years. OpenAI is going all-in, assembling an “army” of external contractors to supercharge their model training, potentially obliterating entry-level coding jobs. Bloomberg ominously declares that India’s massive pool of 5 million coders is on the brink of an AI jobpocalypse. Despite these dire forecasts, discussions on Reddit suggest that many programmers are nonchalant about their job security. But can we afford to remain so presumptuous in the face of such a radical shift?
If you think AI is just a sideshow, perhaps you should reconsider. It’s true that right now, though AI can mimic the syntax and structure of human-written output, it often struggles to comprehend the “why” behind the “what.” In other words, it lacks a deep understanding of the underlying logic and intent.
Still, already a staggering 92% of US-based developers are embracing AI coding tools, both at work and in their free time. These intelligent algorithms can whip up 40% of your code, from simple scripts to complex ones. Human error is becoming a thing of the past. Development speed is turbocharged, with AI slashing code documentation time by 45-50% and reducing code writing time by 35-45%.
AI’s reach isn’t limited to a single language; it spans them all. Our own data shows that Java, Python, and C++ developers benefit equally from Machinet’s AI chat feature, which can generate code by using the context of a particular project and a description provided. This inclusivity leads to a 25% boost in user engagement.
But let’s not stop there — AI already exposes bugs in applications, ensuring that products are rock-solid, reliable, and robust. Neural networks can scan tirelessly for vulnerabilities that humans might miss. AI is honing its skills to identify software’s soft spots and boost its defenses, bringing us one step closer to a future where human oversight might become obsolete.
AI’s algorithms are even mastering the art of code translation. AI is like a polyglot programmer that analyzes code written in one language, then creates an equivalent version in another. Examples are already there — IBM has recently unveiled its assistant, which uses an AI model to translate COBOL into Java. The question is, who needs human experts or multiple programming languages when AI will finally be able to do it all?
The End of Language Diversity
I am confident that there’s no stopping the rise of Large Language Models like GPT-4. They understand both natural language and code, blurring the boundaries like never before.
AI takeover raises questions about the future of the programming landscape. Today, hundreds of programming languages exist, and new ones are developed regularly. Several are actively used in the industry. According to the PYPL Index, Python is the most popular language worldwide, followed by Java, JavaScript, C# and C/C++. Other data shows that as of 2022, JavaScript was the most common among software developers. Some languages are suitable for similar purposes and applications, Java and GO being one example.
So, will these languages, each with its own niche and purpose, become useless as AI grows increasingly proficient at coding? I believe that AI is on the verge of rendering older, slower, and less secure technologies obsolete. This could potentially lead to a centralization of languages, with only the fastest and most efficient ones enduring. Developers will no longer choose them based on personal preferences or historical codebases. Instead, they will be selected for their performance. AI-driven tools will meticulously analyze and benchmark them to identify the optimal choices for specific tasks. These analyses will take into account factors such as execution speed, memory usage, and scalability.
A central, AI-friendly language for general coding tasks may even emerge. Still, a few specialized ones will have their place in niche domains, such as scientific computing. AI can facilitate their integration when specific problems require their usage. This hybrid approach will combine the efficiency of centralization with the power of specialization, offering flexibility and diversity in the development process.
Legacy Systems in the Crosshairs
AI’s influence extends beyond the creation of new code; it is also a potential legacy-killer. Migration from outdated languages to newer, more efficient ones can be a cumbersome and costly process. Yet, holding onto legacy systems is also a financial burden. Typically, technology teams allocate around 75% of their development budget to maintenance tasks. And if an organization continues to rely on legacy solutions, they can anticipate an annual budget increase of approximately 15%.
This is where AI-driven migration tools step in. They will make it easier for organizations to update their existing software to the optimal languages of this new era. AI-powered products will automatically analyze and understand the intricacies of outdated codebases. They will identify the core functionality, dependencies, and potential issues within the legacy code, making it far easier to plan and execute the migration process.
I even expect AI to identify the most suitable language for a given project and automatically convert the codebase, rewriting sections to adhere to best practices, eliminating redundant or deprecated functions, and optimizing the result for improved performance and security. Like this, AI-driven migration tools will gradually make legacy code a relic of the past.
Will Human Programmers Survive the Revolution?
Eventually, in this AI-dominated landscape, the role of human programmers will transform. Instead of writing code manually, they will bridge the gap between business needs and AI capabilities. They will define objectives, provide feedback, and ensure that the code aligns with their vision. In essence, developers will become “connectors” with basic programming knowledge. At the same time, I can see AI coding assistants evolving into holistic solutions featuring user-friendly interfaces that empower people to effectively communicate their needs to algorithms.
These changes are going to democratize the field of programming. Currently, there are over 26 million software developers worldwide. The advancements in AI are paving the way for billions of people to step into the role of software creators. They will be able to request algorithms to craft tailored applications, be it games or corporate programs. Think about creating a new version of Angry Birds featuring cats? Simply explain your ideas to AI systems and obtain immediate results, without needing to understand how exactly this black box works.
In this context, a pressing question arises: what lies in store for junior and mid-level developers within this emerging paradigm? In my view, not much. AI is poised to outperform them significantly in every aspect. They might find themselves becoming AI supervisors or independently honing their skills, perhaps by engaging in less financially rewarding projects, to attain the proficiency level of well-qualified and high-paid programmers.
The latter group will remain in demand in sectors where errors are costly, and a 5% improvement in accuracy can translate into millions or even billions of savings. These are, for example, high-frequency trading, where a mere 10-millisecond variance can determine profit or loss, banking, and military technology programming.
This shift will create a genuine global competition among programmers. Currently, it operates within a somewhat pseudo-global framework. Unlike musicians competing on platforms like Spotify with peers from across the globe, developers can still primarily focus on local markets and specific tasks. However, the market where AI can manage a substantial share of programming tasks will become hardcore. Being “good enough” will no longer suffice. Programmers will need to strive for excellence to compete with both peers worldwide and AI.
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The Intersection of Cybersecurity and Software Development: A Synergistic Approach — ACEIT
What Is Cyber Security?
Cyber security is a field of methods and processes that protect computer systems, networks, and data from cyber-attacks The purpose of this field is to shield sensitive information and all other organizational assets from unauthorized access or any internal or external threat, whether they be hackers or natural disasters also Besides protection, cyber security is also responsible for creating restore options, such as cloud backup solutions, in case of complications.
Cybersecurity job responsibilities
Search Hardware and software weakness
Protecting computer systems by determining the access authorizations.
Finding ways to secure IT infrastructure.
Adding firewalls into networking systems.
the network for any signs of intrusion.
Removing potential threats or attempted breaches.
Identifying cyber attackers.
Keeping supervisors and other employees informed on security policies.
Helping employees with cyber security issues.
What Is Software Development?
Software development is a sector dedicated to the process known as the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) that professionals use to create computer programs. Besides programs and apps, it is through this field that professionals create giant networks and underlying systems that help other programs function There are two parts to this field, one focused on applications and the other on systems The overall purpose of software development is to use programming and create software systems that fulfill the company’s goals.
Software Developer Job Responsibilities
Generally, software developers are responsible for:
Analyzing the company or user’s needs.
Designing and developing software systems.
Testing out new software programs.
Identifying the program’s areas in need of upgrading.
Managing software systems.
Coding.
How Does Cybersecurity Differ From Software Engineering?
The clues are in the titles While both roles are software-focussed, cybersecurity is focused on preventing data breaches and tackling various cybercrime tech (such as ransomware) so that all web users are safe to go about their business, whereas software engineering focuses on constructing computer software as a whole – not just the security side of it.
Conclusion:
If you have been thinking of pursuing a career in technology, you have many options to choose from From cyber security to computer science, software development, and software engineering—the opportunities are endless also It is necessary to zoom in a little closer and compare the different positions to one another to see what fits your needs best and Maybe in the battle of cyber security vs. software engineering, the salary makes the difference, or perhaps you prefer a job that offers more employment security and Careers in technology are so diverse that there is something for nearly everyone if they do their research.
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