Want to move the line to QA 2026, what to do 👀 (series finale)

Tell yourself about three episodes. Finally, let's talk to people who are thinking of moving to QA like we did four years ago. 🫶

📍 2026 is actually harder.

Unlike when we started behind the high-demand covids, now more people are on the line than jobs - but don't be afraid, there's still a way.

📍 Things that help stand out more than others.

Is to have something to show that you can actually do it, intern, or find a problem to do it yourself, keep it as a portfolio, so that AI can help you teach. Knowledge today is very easy to find.

📍 really QA heart is

Logic + prudence is not tied to what ends. Anyone can start.

📍 Not ending on the line is good.

We ended the economics at first, very confused with the tech term, but the original background helped in some ways, like at the bank site, it was enough to understand the financial product, because QA had to understand the tested product, not just the tech.

📍 soft skills are not as important as technical.

Be discreet, communicate with the team (dev / BA / PM / PO), learn non-stop, dare to accept when wrong.

📍 things I wanted to tell myself from day one.

Learn English more hard 📚 because new knowledge is always English first, can read by yourself = learn faster, do not wait for anyone to translate

All four parts are one sentence - we don't start with the most ready point, not with the best plan, but with action and learning along with it. 🫶

If you stand in the same spot as us four years ago today, start. There are always questions to ask. 💬

# QA # softwaretesting # People moving lines # Finish new job # Tech line