"You don’t need to be an expert!"
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Claim: junior testers can contribute now without being experts. A concrete story shows a grad who knew select and insert statements but said he "didn't know SQL" and lost confidence. Typical testing work uses 70% of SQL needs as simple queries, teams routinely google syntax, and people fall into tutorial hell doing endless courses instead of learning on the job. Practical takeaways: list your actual skills, be honest about gaps, use Google, and learn while working.
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