How I actually got started as a QA Engineer with 0 experience

This year I have a different goal on this channel in general to be more real on many things and so I thought what better than to share my actual story of how I got started. This is basically how I started as an intern and grew into QA Engineer/QA Lead. This is my personal story so every person has their own path - drop any questions below + hit the like so the algorithm would love me!
Disclaimer: Let me preface that internships are not free labor - I know that - I was just ready to dive in with no compensation and do whatever it takes. Also it is a big investment from companies side to use their time to teach a noob like me! I was just happy for the opportunity. I am telling this story as my thought process was at the time when I was looking for opportunities! :)
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[@elsaqa]

Take a shot every time I say naturally or busy lol - you'll be done by the end of this! cheers!

[@SuperFriidis]

I may some day take you up on this challenge

[@elsaqa]

Lets do it haha

[@simon_tomes_MoT]

Nice one, Elsa. Thanks for sharing your story. I've subscribed and look forward to more videos.

[@elsaqa]

Happy to hear that and welcome to my channel! ☺️

[@mohammadal-hasan586]

Hii Elsa! Soo I am about to start my job as a development software tester in E-Mobility. Im quite hyped up about the job but I am worried that the language barrier (I work in Germany) might slow down my learning and networking with colleagues. Do you have any tips or courses that I could go for to cut the learning curve ? Thanks for the amazing videos!

[@elsaqa]

That’s sooo cool congratulations! Exciting isn’t it? Honestly what I noticed it if you are not shy about it - people around you wont be and it definitely isn’t disturbing to have full on conversations. You will get better the more you do it and don’t let it stop you. I personally like to talk with myself in English out loud, it helps with pronunciation. Be confident and just be yourself. I admire when people even put the effort in knowing they are not native! I think it is impressive! Good luck! 🥳

[@SirLallington]

A Japanese translator's loss and our golden nugget of Software Testing gain. Thanks for sharing your journey Elsa 🤓

[@elsaqa]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏽

[@hirunikaveesha983]

Hi Elsa! Can you share your experiences in passing ISTQB exams

[@elsaqa]

What exactly - like the process, the preparing or overall everything? 😊

[@MikeFrazier804]

Hi Elsa !! Any companies that are offering internships or apprenticeship doing QA?

[@elsaqa]

Hey, I mentioned this in this video that I have no recommendations as they change a lot.

[@derekenz4185]

Any suggestions for training to become a software tester?

[@elsaqa]

For sure to learn from other experienced folks, it will make the road to those skills much shorter! I am working on a course right now and will also provide such a thing to others very soon 😊

[@AhmedSayedQA]

I am very happy when I see the channel notification that there is a new video I am currently a software testing engineer, but I benefit from you well as well, and I also hope for joint work between us in the future🥰🥰

[@elsaqa]

Thank you!

[@BabyCed]

Do you have instagram ?

[@elsaqa]

I don’t. I have tiktok @elsaqas 😌

[@BabyCed]

Ok I’m going to message u on timtok

[@elsaqa]

@@BabyCed sure let’s connect

[@Tata-fm1dw]

Nice sharing Elsa😊. Can I connect you to LinkedIn or other social media?

[@elsaqa]

Hey. I have tiktok: elsaqas and email you can reach me: [e-mail] 🙃