This Is Really How To Become A Software QA Tester

In this video I will explain how to become a QA engineer and a software tester. This video is best for people interested in technology.
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- What Is QA?
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- Professional QA Qualifications
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[@SubatomicStrangelet]

I didn’t go to uni also. I was a self taught programmer and after 10 years developing, I realised I hated developing apps for companies. I switched to QA automation and it was the best decision I made. Same money, less hours.

[@jefflionel1024]

Is it hard to become a tester? I badly wanted to be one but I'm not sure if I'm gonna make it. I just graduated and I suck at coding 😢

[@Tigerclaw1760]

Same, I'm about to start an online QA course soon, hoping to learn alot and Penrith land a decent job afterwards who knows

[@SubatomicStrangelet]

@@Tigerclaw1760 not really, no. If you've got experience in code, take a look at playwright and do some automated testing.

[@rohitajariwall]

Whats up guys. I am thinking of becoming QA. How’s it. Does it pay good? Can sort of advice would be great

[@GracyIma]

Hi nice I’m also a QA engineer pls where do you recommend to look for QA jobs

[@Netryon]

They really could be trying to make that process full with a job they give you to test, but it's described as writing assert functions. So we fine if your friend has a better luck with a job nobody knows about as much as there are results for a query php or C#.

[@ritchiereyes9163]

I plan on going the Udemy/self taught and getting ISTQB certification. What step would you recommend after that? Building up a portfolio for interviews?

[@callummander]

After that, I would recommend preparing for interviews by creating a portfolio as you said - yes! However, it is really beneficial to know as much as you can about general computing. To really help, you could potentially look at getting basic knowledge on: • How the internet works • The world of web • Manual testing vs automated testing • One programming language • Continuous integration testing Let me know if this helps! And if you want a video on a specific topic of testing - just ask!

[@maluafaccin6827]

Tks for sharing! I’m starting now to learning, I don’t have familiarity but I hope I will can do it 😅

[@callummander]

You can do it! 🎉

[@callummander]

Watch the video on programming languages for QA engineers and software testers!

[@callummander]

You got this

[@daydream5256]

What do you recommend for fresh master of informatics? I already tried cypress, selenium, puppeteer as student worker for corporate. But now I'm without any job as I graduated and I'm interested into becoming QA Engineer. Thanks in advance.

[@callummander]

Hey, thanks for your comment! I recommend getting really good at one or two coding languages. It sounds like you already have a good amount of experience and the next thing would probably look at creating a project to show off your skills. I’d also recommend on getting a book on QA. Hope this helps :)

[@Africangoddess97]

This was helpful!

[@callummander]

Thank you very much for this!

[@phonethetnaing4655]

Can you please share which testing tools, testing frameworks, programming languages you use or that are used in the QA Automation Engineer field?

[@callummander]

Hi, I’ll make a video in the new year on this. Thanks for your comment! 🫶

[@VaunKing]

He gave you a whole idea. Shouldve just answered him

[@29ibrahimsayed95]

Very well explained can you tell me what programming languages to use for QA

[@callummander]

Hey. Thanks for the comment and great question, I really appreciate it. Subscribe as this will be the next video I make 😉 🤌

[@hanzelkit]

nice. I'm QA also from the Philippines.

[@callummander]

Nice to hear man!

[@user-oy7gs2cq2p]

Kumusta po?

[@hypeponiceatplayonline1376]

wow i 35 will plan change content Operator to start manual software tester.. so in Bangkok Thailand salary about 730$ /m . what do you think?

[@callummander]

Sounds great!

[@alirafeek9645]

My question is why do I need to learn coding? I am supposed to be testing the application from different aspects, so why the coding? Also, what languages I need to learn (if I have to), and to what level? does it depend on the application I am testing? e.g. if I am testing an application that is written in Python, then I need to know Python, if it is Java, then I need to know Java, correct?

[@callummander]

This is a great comment and I shall make a follow up video explaining! You raise a really valid point

[@bellacoe2127]

The music is a bit distracting

[@callummander]

thanks for the comment

[@callummander]

Thanks both, i’ll try leave out in the future. lmk if there’s anything else :) 👊🏼⭐️

[@tranthinhqnam]

Hi , I am a intern QA in Viet Nam 😅

[@vava25435]

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