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Maybe it's that employees are some sort of cog about everywhere and test automation is also bad almost everywhere.
by rv-de 6y ago
Maybe it's that employees are some sort of cog about everywhere and test automation is also bad almost everywhere.
- ajeet_dhaliwal 6y agoTruest comment here. I’m co-founder at tesults.com and the biggest reason we discovered for dropping off the product is because upon integrating they realize their test automation is in such a bad state there’s no need for the service :-) It’s a shame because regression is commonplace. I wrote about why I think it’s done badly on the blog (https://www.tesults.com/blog?id=why-automated-test-projects-fail https://www.tesults.com/blog?id=why-automated-test-projects-...) I’ve worked at companies with 100k workers down to 10 people companies and the employee is generally a cog everywhere unfortunately but you learn different things. I started out in big companies and learned nothing about the business side of things whatsoever in those years. I did learn solid technical skills and practices though. I think smaller companies are the way to go if you intend to do your own thing one day. Bigger is better earlier in the career to learn technical skills or later on if you need a comfortable/well paying job when raising kids for stability.