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Honestly, I think it comes down to personal values. I like doing unit testing even though my current employer doesn't; in that regard, when I was asked about t
by rajangdavis 8y ago
Honestly, I think it comes down to personal values.
I like doing unit testing even though my current employer doesn't; in that regard, when I was asked about testing experience, because I spent time writing packages in python, php, node, and ruby with full unit tests, it was really an easy question to answer.
- wjossey 8y agoCan you elaborate on this for me? I’m not sure what you mean by it coming down to personal values. Would love to understand.
- rajangdavis 7y agoThe hiring manager asked about my testing experience at my current job. Explained that I have 0 testing experience at my current job, but have created packages in various languages on my own time, all with test coverage and static code analysis because I feel as though these are important for maintaining quality software. I think a better term may be "culture fit" as the company I will be working at is more engineering focused than my current gig. It was simple to refer to related work because I believe automated testing is important which is very much in line with the needs of the role.