Topic:Tester vs developer
Answer:
Title, environment, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual result, severity, priority, screenshots/video. Without this a junior will not even pass the first screening.
A bug report is the fundamental QA artifact — without solid skill in writing one, you will not be hired even at junior level. Standard structure: - Title — concise description of the problem - Environment — browser, OS, app version - Reproduction steps — numbered, clear, so anyone can repeat them - Expected result — what should happen - Actual result — what happens - Severity — technical impact (critical/major/minor/trivial) - Priority — business priority - Attachments — screenshots, video, console logs. A test case is a verification plan for a specific scenario: preconditions, steps, expected/actual result. Both are manual QA basics that we teach from the first module at Mate (source: NoFluffJobs 2026).
What we teach

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Dig into data to uncover trends and hidden insights, and help businesses make smarter decisions.

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Hunts down software bugs before they cause trouble, ensuring every user enjoys a flawless and enjoyable experience.

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Creates rock-solid Java applications that deliver reliable, high-performance solutions across a variety of industries.

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Develops both the front and back end of web apps, creating a smooth and high-quality experience that users love.

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Create automated tests to quickly detect bugs and verify software quality.

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