Starting a new career in unfamiliar territory can feel overwhelming.
You constantly worry about catching up. Imposter syndrome creeps in, especially in tech, where new terminologies seem to fly around every day. You put on a brave face, but by the end of the day, you exhale and wonder if you'll ever measure up. Others have spent years in the industry, and you're just trying to find your footing. At first, your biggest concern isn't even adding value—it's simply surviving.
I know that feeling because I've lived it.
My Journey into QA Engineering
I started my career as a QA engineer in 2017. My first project involved API testing, and I came straight from a business development background with no prior technical experience.
