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Good fit? Qualification

Practical experience / certification

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Playwright is an ()

open-source automation tool

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Document description = briefly explain () and ()

what the document contains, its purpose

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UI testing includes (), (), (), and ()

buttons, menus, forms, navigation

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“self-directed” shows I ()

took initiative

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A finding typically begins as an ()

observation

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A deliverable is a () that is expected to be ()

completed piece of work. provided

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A valid finding does not need to be reported as a bug if it has

little practical impact

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() is not a standard bug report field

test session

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Not every software tester needs the skill of

API testing

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live software = currently () and ()

running, available for use

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Usability testing () how () and () software is to use for ()

evaluates, easy, intuitive, users

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() testing cannot be fully automated

usability

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Most common type of bug:

Functional bug

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() commits are good practice

Frequent

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Some job postings don’t specify an ()

experience level

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some software testers perform

AI evaluation

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A software service is a type of

software functionality

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main () is the primary () of your repository

branch, version

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Many software testers work in

cubicles

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Commit message = short () of the () made

description, changes

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() saves your () to the repository

commit changes, edits

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Most common role that transitions into software testing:

IT support

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Postman can be used to () and () APIs

design, develop

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test design is considered a testing

activity

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verbal communication is needed for

real-time discussions

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Markdown is a

lightweight markup language

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Heading = text that () a () of a document

names, section

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a () in markdown tells text how to be ()

syntax marker, formatted

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test () > test plan writing

planning

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an .md file is a ()

markdown file

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One repository per () is a ()

portfolio project, good approach

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GitHub is a () for () a QA portfolio

stronger choice, presenting

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A () requires more () and () than most portfolio projects need

full capstone, time, documentation

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A () is a document that () a project

README, introduces

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Do not treat each portfolio project as if it’s a ()

full capstone

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() SDET roles exist but are more uncommon than ()

junior, other junior QA roles

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SDETs are considered ()

software developers

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SauceDemo’s purpose is to

practice software testing

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a critical-severity bug () a user from ()

prevents, completing a core function

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the browser console helps identify ()

JavaScript errors

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The purpose of a test case is to () a () works as expected

verify, specific software feature

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test cases may remain unexecuted due to ()

time constraints

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() is a () degree separate from computer science

software engineering, standalone degree

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indeed’s () filter may be ()

experience-level, inaccurate

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Ctrl-click is considered an

alternative interaction method

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Repository = () term for a place that stores () and ()

technical, project files, tracks their changes

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() applies to the overall ()

cautious hiring, 2026 US job market

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() are often documented in a specifications document

requirements

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a beginner’s guide may cover ~() manual testing ()

12, core concepts

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() is better for entry-level software QA than ()

Portfolio, certification

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Titles that () resume () = ()

label, sections, resume headings

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Early-career role = job intended for someone with

limited experience

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Interview Question: “Can you tell me about your ()?”

current role

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I won best () in my () course

ROI project, Dale Carnegie

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An AI () and an AI () both ()

agent, workflow, automate tasks using AI

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SauceDemo is a () website

sample e-commerce

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Browsing session is a () spent ()

period of time, navigating websites

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a security vulnerability is a () in software that an () could ()

weakness, attacker, exploit

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test objectives can explain the ()

reason for testing

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A SDET primarily

writes automated tests

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Big priority =

business importance

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a test strategy is considered a ()

high-level plan

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resolving a bug means

brining the issue to a conclusion

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Employers should primarily see ()

polished work

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ChatGPT can help with different () in a ()

software testing tasks, single tool

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Dale Carnegie course - focuses on () and ()

communication, interpersonal skills

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Computer science is considered a () degree

computing

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Postman is an ()

API testing tool

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Principles of something =

basic rules or ideas

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A () is a cyberattack

brute-force attack

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Github repository - “repository” means

container

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Software testing is part of the () industry

IT (Information Technology)

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Stakeholders have an () in ()

interest, software quality

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() has fewer entry-level opportunities compared to ()

tech, other industries

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() > “make sure”

ensure

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Session notes may be shared with

Stakeholders

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The purpose of the test cases document is to ()

document test cases

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the first phase in a SDLC is typically

planning

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() is not fully replaceable by AI - one reason is ()

Manual testing, human judgement

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a test completion report summarizes the ()

results of testing

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AI has () on both ()

significant impact, manual testing, automated testing

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one session note can lead to ()

several findings

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Frame a session notes as an ()

objective observation

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() test case - verifies that a user interface () works as ()

UI, element, expected

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Brief () of a document’s purpose = ()

explanation, document description

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checkout page typically has a () or () button

cancel, back

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session notes can include () about ()

uncertainties, expected behavior

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tracking a test case means

monitoring its status

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2nd portfolio project: () testing with ()

API, Postman

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() testing is more common in test cases

positive

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example of a weak action verb for your resume:

Helped

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AI Agent - “Agent” = () that acts on behalf of a ()

System, user

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A SDLC is commonly classified as a ()

software development process

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test case design is considered a testing ()

activity

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Technical documentation explains

specialized information

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a Technique is a type of ()

method

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An () table documents () / ()

Equivalence partition table, equivalence partitions, input groups

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A test case is classified as a software testing

artifact

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Equivalence partitioning is also used in () besides software testing

other fields