How did you decide on what to study?

Female MMA is a growing sport - as far as I know one of the first local female fights was in the last EFC.

Anyhow you get to wear sexy clothes, smack the shict out of someone, and get paid and sponsorship etc....you are the perfect age to start training.

Or have it smacked out of you :p
 
Bottom line, you must go down as about the most spoiled and arrogant person I have seen for some time. Someone who feels the world needs to dance to your tune, and everyone must fall into how you perceive life, and what you like and don't like.

Girl, clearly you have not grown up yet, and don't live in the real world. I am quite sure you live with your parents or someone who is paying the bills, cook you meals every day, do your washing, and basically, do everything for you, so that you have time to think about all that you like and don't like.

Simply put, if I was and employer, you would be the employee from hell with all your dislikes. I would not want you to work for me, for free.

You must not know lot of millennial girls then because what you're describing is a textbook case.
 
For me, it was passion. I Done a degree in Computer Games Development in the UK (but there are similar courses in SA as well). Gaming is a huge passion of mine and I couldnt see myself in any other industry.

Its really hard work, I will admit that, but if you really enjoy this field, then the hard work was just worth every minute.
 
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I think this is really good advice. There is room for growth in software testing, and you don't need too much to get started in the field

The major requirement imo is patience. QA can become extremely repetitive and requires you to really think outside the box. But it's also fun as you get to break a system!

But yes, QA is a really good entry point, but its good if you wish to go up the ranks internally.
 
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