QA Tester resume spelling errors could cost you a job interview

All recruiters and employers agree that the top reason that makes them reject QA Tester resume or QA Tester CV is spelling mistakes. Testing is all about accuracy and attention to detail. If that level of care can't be taken with an important document such as a QA resume or QA Tester CV, employers or recruiters don't even want to think about this person's testing skills. We have been interviewing a lot of QA Engineers lately, so I have been looking at a lot of QA resumes. I am shocked by how many of the resumes have errors. I strongly believe that it is not appropriate to have errors in a resume, because it displays carelessness and lack of attention to detail. I observe words spelled wrong, technology names spelled wrong and in even a company’s name spelled wrong. The resume is meant to showcase your testers skills. If you are sloppy with a few pages document, then employer or recruiter suspect you will be sloppy in your day-to-day testing and you will be not invited to the interview.