Entering the tech industry can seem overwhelming, especially if you're just starting out and trying to figure out where you belong. If you're exploring the world of QA (Quality Assurance) and wondering where to start, how to evolve, or what tools to learn, you're not alone.
We know how important it is to find direction, clarity and real guidance when you enter the QA field.
That's why we've decided to share with you some of the really important notes about QA
Over the next few months, we'll be sharing clear and accessible content for newcomers about:
- What QA engineers actually do
- How to get started in testing (manually and with automation)
- The tools and skills you'll need (Playwright, Selenium, Postman, and others).
- Tips on writing test cases, using locators, and avoiding common mistakes
- Roadmaps, examples and practical ideas to build your confidence.
- If you're changing careers, learning QA from scratch, or just interested in testing, this series is for you.
Modern Understanding of QA
Many people underestimate the role of QA and think it's just an “easy path” into IT. But that's really not the case.
Today's QA professionals are expected to have a highly technical background, a deep understanding of the product, and strong communication skills. A good QA often understands more about the product than anyone else on the team. They work with developers, designers, analysts, and product managers and must speak the language of all of these people.
In today's technology landscape, an experienced QA can be just as tech-aware as a developer. This role requires not only attention to detail, but also a broad set of tools, critical thinking, and the ability to see the whole picture.
Real Knowledge, Real Experience
The material we'll be sharing is based on our years of hands-on experience in real QA projects - from manual testing and automation to test development and communication in agile teams.
Our goal is simple: to give you a realistic, practical idea of what to expect and how to evolve. No outdated theory. Just valuable insights that will help you advance your career with confidence.
If you're ready to take your first (or next) step into QA, follow us 👉 WallTech
Let's make this journey less confusing and more exciting 🎉
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