Ref: http://test.techwell.com/articles/weekly/tester-know-your-product
The author starts her article asking a question "What's your product as a tester?". Then provides a lsit of answers, and i abide by that. She tries to prove that testing activity should be clever and devote more time in thinking rather than on documentation. Her point is wuite provocative that redundant info in test artifacts is not worth spending time and energy on it. She explains to think about the minimum set of artifacts.
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