I wrote a cover letter clearly stating why I want to be a tester

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A cover letter is like an essay “How did I spend my summer?”, only the subject is “Why do I want to work at company N?” There is no need to write ten sheets of paper and burden recruiters - a neat and concise message will attract more attention. GeekBrains has some great webinars on how to write a resume. I looked at everything I could find on the topic of job searching and interview preparation.

Understanding what I want to do Since I consciously approached the choice  Australia Phone Number Data of profession, it was easy for me to answer the recruiters’ questions: why do I like testing, where did I study, how do I plan to develop professionally, why do I want to work for them. The first stage is an interview with a recruiter. Standard questions: my history, biography, why I came, how I chose this direction, where I studied, why I became interested in the company.



Plus, I got an excursion from them about what kind of company this is, what they do, what their approach is to employees. Real testing experience Although I didn’t work as a tester, I did an internship at GeekBrains, and this was no different from practicing on a real project. At Aplana, I was given a standard task - to manually test the calculator, and also tasks on databases (sql language) and xml. The latter is not a mandatory requirement, but knowledge in this topic will be a big plus.