JSBach

"instead I see a rude, disruptive and arrogant team member who does not wish to act in a professional and objective manner." +1

You shouldn't, but you should know her background before you go on a date :)

I am appplying to germany now and I am going through this process of cover letter and so on.

Here (in Brazil) we do not have this kind of approach :)

I customize my CVs to the employers I am applying, so I can show them I can add value to their business

That is a point. It is also a pretty cool career

Your issue is that employers are not able to understand what you can do from your resume?

@RobertHarvey I am in a similar position. Have you considered a portfolio of projects that you can show employers?

No, the feature (test description) is written by the BA. The dev team will implement the tests

Sure, @enderland. But as they are written by the business analyst, they are more integration tests than unit tests

@RobertHarvey If you could post the reasoning you just had in the question, I would be happy to mark it as an answer

Thanks guys for all your help, the community is great :)

sure, I will :) But I'm sure this will be a nice first step

hm, it makes sense @RobertHarvey

@durron597 true, I agree, I just want to avoid errors that are well known by the community :)

Or should I do "plain" unit tests, without any kind of behavior description approach?

thanks @MichaelT

I'm doing that now

Hi guys, nice to see that you are talking about the question I wrote, maybe I can clarify it here

wow, while I know some of the concepts you talked about, there is a lot to read, so it will take a while, so one last question before I accept this answer (the points in this question will be the best points ever spent here :) ): I would receive the DTOs in my BL. So if I have a method foo() called by 2 views, I will have foo(DTOView1) and foo(DTOview2), each would instantiate a new BO object and populate it and then call the "real" foo(). Correct? This would cause my BL to have many foo's, is this correct?

ps: the question was made before I read the links you sent because I would like to clear this and give you the points, then take my time to read everything :)

Hey! thanks for the answer. I will read it during the day and get back to you! Tks! One last question (I'm still reading you answer, so sorry if you already answered): Would you agree with w/ @AndrewM when he says that BO should be created on the view layer? If so, how would you solve the issue that my business layer be coupled with my DTO's and, therefore, to my view layer, since DTO's represent the set of information required for a specific view?