👉 Which testing type do you think is the most important for preventing production issues, and why?

👉 Which SDLC phase do you think QA has the most impact in, and why?

Welcome to HPM TechUp — This program is designed to take beginners from zero QA knowledge to job-ready Manual QA testers using structured lessons, practical assignments, and portfolio-focused work. 📌 How to Get Started 1. Introduce yourself in the comments. 2. Review the pinned resources to understand the QA path 3. Engage and ask questions — this is a learning community, not a spectator sport If you’re here, you’re likely: - Exploring tech as a career change - Looking for a realistic entry point (not hype or fluff) - Ready to learn skills that companies actually use You’re in the right place. 🚀 What This Community Is About: HPM TechUp focuses on practical, job-ready QA skills, including: - Manual testing fundamentals - Writing test cases & bug reports - Understanding Agile & real tech team workflows - Preparing for interviews and paid QA roles Manual QA is one of the most accessible ways to break into tech, with salaries ranging from $55K–$70K entry-level and $75K–$100K+ with experience. ✅ Community Expectations - Be respectful and professional - Stay focused on growth and learning - No spam, no shortcuts, no negativity This community is for people serious about changing their financial future through tech. Welcome aboard — let’s TechUp your career. 💻📈

I still learn new things in the QA life. I realized that I didn’t have to learn everything, I just needed enough to get started. Tell me something you learned in your studies this weekend?

Let me remind you of something: You don’t need to be the smartest person in tech. You need to be the most consistent. Most people don’t fail because they can’t learn QA. They fail because they stop halfway. What are you doing today to get you hired in your first TECH role tomorrow?