Hey there! π
Welcome to my very first blog post! I'm Khushboo, and I'm so excited you're here.
I work as a Manual Tester in the world of software — where buttons are clicked a thousand times (on purpose), every unexpected pop-up is a treasure, and bugs are not insects, but our best friends. π
This blog is my humble attempt to share everything I’ve learned — and continue learning — in my journey as a QA professional. Whether you're a complete beginner, someone looking to switch careers into testing, or a fellow tester wanting to brush up your basics, you're in the right place.
π©π» Who Am I?
Let me introduce myself quickly:
πΉ Name: Khushboo
πΉ Profession: Manual Tester (a proud one!)
πΉ Passion: Teaching, simplifying tech, helping others grow
πΉ Purpose: To build a simple, go-to space for anyone curious about Manual Testing — no jargon, no fluff, just real talk
π Why This Blog?
Because when I started, I wished there was someone who explained things the way we talk in real life. You know... not like a textbook.
I wanted:
✅ Real examples
✅ Actual interview questions
✅ Honest answers to “What really happens in testing?”
✅ Resume help
✅ Growth tips
✅ And a community where I could feel seen
So now I’m creating that space — for you.
π What Will You Learn Here?
Here’s what you can expect from this blog:
✅ Manual Testing Basics (for Beginners):
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What is manual testing?
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Difference between test case and test scenario
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STLC (Software Testing Life Cycle)
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Types of testing (Smoke, Regression, UAT, etc.)
π§ Real-World Project Scenarios:
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What actually happens in a tester’s day?
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How to test a website/app manually?
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Writing test cases from real projects
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How to communicate bugs with developers effectively
πΌ Career Help:
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How to create a strong QA resume
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Sample cover letters for testers
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Most-asked interview questions (and how to answer them)
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How to grow in your QA career (manual to automation)
✍️ Soft Skills & Survival Tips:
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Communicating better in teams
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How to stay calm in bug review meetings π
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Tips for freshers in corporate life
π¬ My Testing Philosophy
“Manual Testing is not just about clicking around.
It’s about thinking like a user, questioning like a developer,
and reporting like a boss.”
Anyone can test. But a good tester?
They observe, analyze, empathize — and never settle for “It looks fine.”
π♀️ Why You Should Stick Around
Because this blog will be:
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Easy to understand
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Beginner-friendly
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Written from real experience
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And 100% community-driven – I want your questions, your doubts, your ideas!
π‘ Let’s Begin Together
If you’re still reading this — first of all, THANK YOU! ❤️
Let’s learn, grow, and thrive together in the world of QA.
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π Share with someone who's starting out
π Drop a comment and tell me what topic you'd like to see next!
Until next time,
~ Khushboo π»✨
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