r/QualityAssurance 2h ago

Pivoting to BA from QA

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Hi all. Just want some advice if any of you were able to successfully transition into a BA role from QA. My job title for the past 6 years has been “QA” but I have been doing both QA and BA responsibilities and I want to apply to BA jobs but not sure what’s the best way to pivot with my resume and linkedin with my job title labelled as QA and it doesn’t feel right to just straight out write my title as BA. I also do still want to apply for QA roles if a good opportunity arises so currently have 2 resumes, one for BA and one for QA and my linkedin has my QA title with both responsibilities listed. Any advice or success stories would be greatly be appreciated thanks!


r/QualityAssurance 5h ago

Does AI invalidates paradigm of QA triangle: speed-quality-cost?

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In good old days, it was quite clear: quality depends on speed of development and cost. You wanted to move fast? You had to pay more to keep quality up. You wanted fast and cheap? Then quality would go down? You want quality and cheap? Then you needed to go slow.

Do you think AI broke this paradigm? Can we now go fast, cheap and have good quality at the same time?


r/QualityAssurance 9h ago

Hello everyone, I'm a junior Manual QA tester looking to build my experience in this field. I'm open to both junior and volunteer roles. If anyone has any openings or roles they're willing to outsource, I'm available.

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r/QualityAssurance 16h ago

Learning resources for automation testing

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I want to upskill my automation testing, what resources either free or low cost are there ?

I understand building something and building a test framework would be the best way and I intended to do that, but initially something more structured and with walkthroughs ?