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10. Software Testers love parrots
Well that is a strange reason, but true nevertheless. Many testers memorize two responses - did not follow best practices and process was not followed correctly for every failed project. It is always possible to find at-least one process which did not work and one best practice which was not followed in every failed project. You can always give same response to most of the failures in testing project.
Good testers do not believe in best practices and finds the best way to work in a given context. Even if the project on which they are working is failed, they will retrospect and find opportunities to improve next time rather than opening a process book.
I hope you are not working as a tester because of these, and if you are probably you'll start thinking about it.
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