Our "return gift" model...

Few days back, my family was invited to a birthday party. It was the fifth birthday of one of our new neighbor's son.

My son wanted to buy a big set of Lego for him because "he seems like a nice guy". So we bought it.

The birthday boy was so happy and excited receiving our gift! We had a great time there.

Then, after a few hours, when it was time to say goodbye, he offered his favorite video game to my son. As a return gift.

They are good friends since then.

I found something very interesting in that transaction. Our neighbors didn't have to invite us, we didn't have to buy a big gift and then they didn't have to be so generous about the return gift! All our actions were our own choices.

Me and my friend, Palash, thought a lot about this and decided to try the same concept to run our small business, Testing Algorithms.

We believe that our automated test case design product can reduce 90% of test case creation and documentation time if used with right philosophy, attitude and technique.

So we want to give this to all as gifts, just like the Lego, if we are invited to do so.

Please note, return gift is not mandatory, but appreciated.