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Aray mo. Baka may mali sa resume mo. This free guide breaks down 5 common QA resume mistakes that can quietly hurt your chances of getting interviews— plus what you can do to fix them.
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5 QA resume mistakes that could be costing you interviews.
Before you send another QA application, check your resume. This guide helps you spot the common mistakes recruiters and hiring teams can notice—and shows you how to fix them.
Mistake #1
Your resume is too generic. Learn how to make your QA experience and skills specific enough to stand out.
Mistake #2
Your QA skills are buried. Learn how to surface the testing skills recruiters actually need to see.
Mistake #3
Your experience sounds like a job description. Learn how to rewrite your QA work around actual impact and responsibilities.
Learn QA from someone who does the work.
I’m a Software QA professional with almost 7 years of experience in software testing, helping teams build and release better software with confidence.
My experience includes functional testing, mobile testing, API testing using Postman, and test automation using Selenium and Playwright.
I created this free guide because getting your first QA interview is not only about having the right skills. Your resume needs to make those skills easy for recruiters to see.
Your resume should make your QA skills obvious.
You may already have the skills—or you may be starting to build them. Either way, your resume should clearly show why you belong in a QA role.
Make functional, mobile, API, Postman, and automation skills easy to spot.
Give developers clear reproduction steps, evidence, and impact.
Tailor the important parts of your resume to the QA role you want.
Before your next QA application, check your resume.
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“Quality is not just finding bugs. It's creating enough confidence to release, learn, and improve without unnecessary risk.” — Freelancety PH QA