Avantages
Hands-on Experience: As a manual tester, you had the opportunity to directly interact with the software and gain practical experience in identifying bugs and issues.
Comprehensive Understanding: Manual testing provided you with a deep understanding of the software's functionality and user experience, allowing you to uncover potential areas for improvement.
Collaboration: Working closely with developers and other team members allowed for effective communication and collaboration, enhancing your teamwork and interpersonal skills.
Adaptability: Manual testing often requires quick thinking and adaptability to various scenarios, honing your problem-solving abilities and resilience in the face of challenges.
Inconvénients
Skill Specialization: While manual testing provides valuable experience, it may not encompass the breadth of skills and knowledge required for more advanced testing techniques such as automation or performance testing.