📊 Summary Table: Skills by Competence Area
Competence Area | Definition | Example Skills |
---|---|---|
Professional | Task-specific, domain-focused skills | Test techniques, test tools, business domain knowledge, project planning |
Methodological | Independent problem-solving and decision-making skills | Analysis, conceptual thinking, judgment, planning based on risk |
Social | Interpersonal and collaborative capabilities | Communication, teamwork, conflict resolution, adaptability |
Personal | Individual development and behavioral strengths | Self-discipline, responsibility, resilience, willingness to learn |
🧠 Mind Map – TM-3.1.1: Four Competence Areas
✅ Short Scenario – MCQ 1
Scenario: A new tester joins a banking project. She lacks domain knowledge but is highly skilled in exploratory testing.
Question: Which competence area is she currently strong in?
A) Personal
B) Methodological
C) Professional
D) Social
Answer: ✅ C) Professional
✅ Long Scenario – MCQ 2
Scenario: In a large Agile project, test engineers frequently face requirement changes. One tester is able to stay calm, reprioritize tasks, and keeps the team motivated during chaos.
Question: Which area of competence does the tester most strongly exhibit?
A) Social
B) Personal
C) Professional
D) Methodological
Answer: ✅ B) Personal
Q1.
Scenario: You are selecting team members for a performance testing project. One candidate has excellent scripting and load test analysis skills.
Which competence is this an example of?
A) Social
B) Professional
C) Personal
D) Methodological
Answer: ✅ B) Professional
Explanation: These are domain-specific technical skills.
Q2.
Scenario: A tester shows high adaptability, handles feedback constructively, and volunteers to support team learning.
Which competence area is reflected here?
A) Personal
B) Professional
C) Social
D) Methodological
Answer: ✅ A) Personal
Explanation: Reflects individual responsibility, learning attitude, and adaptability.
Q3.
Scenario: During sprint planning, a tester consistently suggests better test coverage techniques and logical groupings for regression.
Which competence is demonstrated?
A) Methodological
B) Professional
C) Personal
D) Social
Answer: ✅ A) Methodological
Explanation: Analytical and structured thinking.
Q4.
Scenario: A test team struggles with test data dependencies. One member proposes a model to simulate test environments.
Which competence is demonstrated?
A) Personal
B) Social
C) Methodological
D) Professional
Answer: ✅ D) Professional
Explanation: Creating test environments is a domain skill.
Q5.
Scenario: A tester always volunteers to mentor others and keeps calm under pressure, even when deadlines are tight.
What competence does this show?
A) Professional
B) Personal
C) Social
D) Methodological
Answer: ✅ B) Personal
Q6.
Scenario: A test lead resolves a major misunderstanding between two testers over test design.
What skill is being applied?
A) Personal
B) Social
C) Methodological
D) Professional
Answer: ✅ B) Social
Q7.
Scenario: A tester new to Agile starts attending daily stand-ups, asking questions, and quickly picks up JIRA usage.
What skill area is being developed?
A) Social
B) Professional
C) Methodological
D) Personal
Answer: ✅ D) Personal
Q8.
Scenario: A tester working in an e-commerce project proposes A/B testing for better UX feedback.
Which competence is this?
A) Social
B) Professional
C) Methodological
D) Personal
Answer: ✅ B) Professional
Q9.
Scenario: A test manager needs a tester who can critically analyze defects and determine the root cause without needing constant guidance.
Which skill is most critical here?
A) Methodological
B) Professional
C) Personal
D) Social
Answer: ✅ A) Methodological
Q10.
Scenario: During cross-functional team meetings, a tester collaborates effectively with developers and product owners.
Which competence is being applied?
A) Social
B) Professional
C) Methodological
D) Personal
Answer: ✅ A) Social
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