7. Where is the good of uTest? Tired of the monotonous work? The same technologies all the time? Several years on the same project? Nobody ever heard about your projects? Do you want work itself to find you? uTest helps!
8. Where is the good of uTest? You can learn basics of SW testing You can discover new areas and approaches You do not risk You can gain knowledge from crash courses
9. Where is the good of uTest? You can communicate with colleagues from around the world You can help them and make friends
10. Where is the good of uTest? You can earn money for pleasure of testing
22. Pros and cons Sometimes you didn’t get a job when you need it. For a long time.
23. Pros and cons You need to hurry because of competitors. Sometimes they complete the job before you even start! Mind time zones.
24. Pros and cons Sometimes testing take up more time than you thought and become unprofitable, but if you decide not to continue, you may damage your rating.
25. Pros and cons Strict rules due to different tester’s level of knowledge, experience, quality of results, thoughtfulness etc
28. Finance Payoneer debit card works everywhere: in stores, online-shops, ATMs. And worldwide!
29. Finance You can take advantage of Rapida Online! This means than you can get money transferred to your WebMoney, Yandex.Money, bank or mobile phone account.
30. Prospects Not obvious. Some foreign testers claim that they’ve got enough money to live and travel, but for Russian testers it’s rather dream than reality. You can try to get gold status and become a pure freelancer or settle for periodic work along with your main job. But in second case be ready for small income from uTest projects.
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Hinweis der Redaktion
*Un-mute Matt* Welcome everyone to our 2 nd Community Council this year – if you joined us last time, about six months ago, you have seen the recent progress we last discussed…such as crash courses, new categories for projects, v3 of the platform, tester rating system, etc. Now, we’re excited to hold today’s meeting with our Gold, Silver, and Bronze testers. The fact that you’ve been invited to this webinar means that you have been successful, regardless of how long you’ve been with us. On the line with us today from uTest include: 1. Matt Johnston, VP of Marketing and Community, who wears just about a million different hats in the company. There’s not much that he doesn’t do here since joining uTest in late 2008. 2. And myself, Peter, Community Manager; most of you I’ve had some dealings with in the past, whether it’s via email, forums, Skype, etc. Anything to add Matt? So with that, let’s get started.
30 seconds The company is based in Boston and launched in the 2 nd half of 2008. Since that time: Built a global community of professional testers who have profiled themselves and built reputations in our marketplace Acquired more than 300 customers across a wide number of industries Companies of all shapes and sizes – from five-person startups to Fortune 500 enterprises to non-profits to universities Raised $7.5MM in funding from top New England VCs Reported more than 75,000 software bugs, completed test cases and usability surveys Completed more than 1,500 testing projects
30 seconds The company is based in Boston and launched in the 2 nd half of 2008. Since that time: Built a global community of professional testers who have profiled themselves and built reputations in our marketplace Acquired more than 300 customers across a wide number of industries Companies of all shapes and sizes – from five-person startups to Fortune 500 enterprises to non-profits to universities Raised $7.5MM in funding from top New England VCs Reported more than 75,000 software bugs, completed test cases and usability surveys Completed more than 1,500 testing projects
30 seconds The company is based in Boston and launched in the 2 nd half of 2008. Since that time: Built a global community of professional testers who have profiled themselves and built reputations in our marketplace Acquired more than 300 customers across a wide number of industries Companies of all shapes and sizes – from five-person startups to Fortune 500 enterprises to non-profits to universities Raised $7.5MM in funding from top New England VCs Reported more than 75,000 software bugs, completed test cases and usability surveys Completed more than 1,500 testing projects