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I always have had massive respect for QA and Test Automation Engineers. They let us feel confident to build and implement new stuff.
Thank you for the great article 😀.
Indeed! We're all about teamwork and confidence amongst teams and products!
Appreciate the love, Alvin Endratno!
This was quite a honest portrayal of your struggles. To be honest if your thoughts with your current assignments align with those in this blogs then I believe there is a fundamental problem within the structure and process of the team.
Indeed. This was as honest as I could be.
It reflects my past experiences. Nowadays, not so much!
On the bright side, it made me more conscious of quality culture as a whole. Thus now I look at it as "good that it happened"!
Appreciate the comment ☺️
That was an honest opinion, it's nice to see more of this!
Thank youSérgio Martins.
Appreciate the kind comment Eleftheria Batsou 😊
Thanks for the openness
Appreciate the comment Ajayi Bolarinwa.C 😊
Great post, Sérgio.
I have to admit many companies, frontend and backend developers believes test automation is inferior, but luckily more and more companies think differently.
If a test automation engineer really experience the things mentioned in your post then it is high time to move on and find a company which respects its test automation engineers.
Personally, it was the best I've done—moving to a place where I felt valued.
Appreciate you, Miki Szeles!
I just started writing my first tests for an app I'm building with Cypress and Puppeteer. Boy oh boy did it take a while. Those twenty lines I wrote for a commit took me hours...
It probably doesn't help that devs don't treat testers with respect.
Thanks for writing this article, it caused me to look into something which I often ignored.