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Jimmy Mathew Courses
Manual Software Testing – Concepts, Process & Techniques
4.0 (60 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.4h- 2026
$44.99
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Most Recent Review
As i want to start my career as a SQA Engineer, so it's a good start by knowing the different types of software testing and the theoretical concepts of testing. Currently i am pursuing a Bachelor degree in Software Engineering.
- Review by Muhammad Talha on Manual Software Testing – Concepts, Process & Techniques
Instructor Bio
With over 21 years in IT, including 14 years dedicated to Agile, my experience spans Agile Leadership, Coaching, Scrum Mastering, and Training across diverse industries and cultures. I’ve mentored many successful Agile Coaches and supported leaders in navigating complex transformations while fostering high-performing, collaborative teams.
Beyond Agile, my focus extends to helping professionals build confidence in modern workplace skills — from Agile and Scrum practices to Leadership, Coaching, and Artificial Intelligence awareness. My approach bridges methodology with mindset, helping individuals communicate clearly, lead effectively, and adapt to continuous change.
Holding certifications such as PMP, ICP-ACC, PSM I, CSP-SM, CSM, and SAFe Agilist, I remain deeply committed to Agile values, lifelong learning, and making professional growth practical and accessible for everyone.
