Re; New QA Volunteer
Hello QA volunteers, I am Josephat from Sydney, Australia and I would like to get involved in Quality Assurance in the OpenOffice community. I believe joining the Open Office QA will be a great way to learn about QA, get practical experience and contribute to the open source community as an aspiring Software Tester. My background is in engineering, however over the last three years I have enjoyed learning about coding and web development. I have a particular interest in continuous improvement and Quality Assurance I am excited about joining the QA OpenOffice as a volunteer and I look forward to developing a career as a software tester. Sincerely, Josephat Mokamba
QA Testing Intro
To whom it may concern, I have recently been introduced to the world of software testing, previously unknown to me and came across your open source software which i am familiar with, and have seen the opportunity to be involved in such a project as a volunteer. My name is Lachlan, a 22 year old living in Sydney, Australia. I have recently started my career in IT working as a Support Desk Analyst, while also completing a certificate in IT to help back up my experience, for the past 18 months. I have always been an IT person, assembling and tearing apart computers from a young age, and curious about the way products actually function. I enjoy analytical thinking and have a logical approach towards things. I also had an opportunity to work with a well known software tester, James Bach, in a 3 day course which was held in Sydney. I feel working with OpenOffice would open up my understanding of testing and further enabling my abilities and skills. I would very much appreciate an opportunity to work with OpenOffice to gain great experience. Regards, Lachlan
About myself
To whom it may concern Hi my name is David I live in Sydney Australia, I like video games, going to the movies and computers and tech. I am learning to be a Software Tester by doing a Software Testing Training Course in Sydney. I will look forward to finding things that are not right in the Open Office program. Look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely David
