I got involved with testing by an accident. When I got my masters degree in 2002 the amount of available jobs were not exactly overwhelming. But I got two offers: tester and store manager. I had never thought about becoming a tester but I knew for sure that I would not have any use of my education working as a store manager (It was not an IT/computer related store), so I took the job as a tester. After a while I discovered that it was not as bad after all :-)Performed the supertester at EuroSTAR in 2009 & 2010.One of the best things with the testing community is that most testers are very generous and love talking about anything when it comes to testing. Just grab someone at a gathering and you will be filled with new ideas in seconds. Let the ideas settle and try them on yourself.

“Are you prepared to, during 5 years, do what 95% of the population will never do, to, in 5 years, achieve what 95% will never achieve?“

– Charlie Söderberg (Economy expert)

“The only way to do great work is to love the work you do”

– Steve Jobs