How I got a career in Quality Assurance
Given the rapid expansion of this industry and its promising future prospects, coupled with my inherent attributes like meticulous attention to detail, an eye for problem-solving, and a genuine dedication to upholding top-tier quality standards for products, the decision to transition my career to Quality Assurance felt remarkably natural. Unexpectedly, within a span of six months, I was able to create a straightforward yet highly informative guide in this very domain.
As a QA, you are ultimately accountable for delivering and maintaining the procedure throughout each level in Quality Assurance. The basic goal of the process is to produce a product that is free of technical glitches and intuitive to use.
As a QA tester, you must be committed to the project you're working on, pay close attention to detail, communicate clearly, and have other necessary soft skills. Additionally, testing always comes with development since it’s important to understand why things have happened or what possible solutions there are. As a result, QA is now an important step in any software development process and a crucial part of the development team. Recent data shows that the need for QAs are steadily increasing due to the amount of development companies are continuing to do.