The seven habits are discussed in this article, which frames them for very successful testers. These are the seven habits:
- Be Proactive
- Begin With the End in Mind
- Put First Things First
- Think Win/Win
- Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood
- Synergize
- Sharpen the Saw
Be Proactive
In every software project, a tester's objective is to guarantee that a high-quality product is produced. You have two options when determining what went wrong with software projects that fail due to low quality: you can either be proactive or reactive. Reactive persons tend to attribute difficulties or barriers to other people and external factors. Being proactive will allow you to accept responsibility for the mistakes and come up with solutions for future initiatives. After a project is over, your team should do a "postmortem" or "retrospective" in which you candidly discuss the project's successes and failures. Here are three suggestions for approaching upcoming undertakings with initiative: