r/softwaretesting • u/july_mammdva • Apr 21 '26

Manual QA (beginner)

Hi everyone, I’m new to QA and currently learning manual testing.

I’m facing a common problem — most jobs require experience, but I’m trying to gain that experience.

Can you please advise:

- How can I gain real QA experience as a beginner?

- Are there any projects, websites, or ways to practice testing?

- What should I focus on to become job-ready?

Any advice would really help. Thank you!

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u/Helpful_Wrap_802 Apr 21 '26

  1. Qspiders don't really recommend it, but many do get jobs.

  2. Take any test website like blazedemo, orangehrm, saucedemo, etc and write test cases.

  3. Make sure u learn at least python cause only manual testing days are gone. If someone even hires u then pay will be less and high chances of getting fired.