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>I'm not sure if I can be a PM if I'm not able to code things the right way myself. You don't need to know how to code the solution to be a good PM, it's a dif
by tdrgabi 6y ago
>I'm not sure if I can be a PM if I'm not able to code things the right way myself.
You don't need to know how to code the solution to be a good PM, it's a different set of skills.
QA - writing testcases, automated regression tests is also a possible path. Lots of companies want QA engineers that can write automated regresion tests (selenium etc)
- ThrowawayR2 6y ago> "QA - writing testcases, automated regression tests is also a possible path." No. QA automation code is still code. If a person can't write solid code, they're not going to succeed in QA doing automation either.
- notapenny 6y agoDepends on the path right? If its backend/systems related yes it may require you to write actual code and the person may still feel out of his depth. But there are areas in front-end for example where writing testcafe/cypress stuff is more like "go here, click on the thing, then click here", which doesn't need much more than basic coding ability.
- cjaybo 6y agoThis statement is far too definitive given the amount of info OP provided.
- 2rsf 6y agoIt is code, and sometimes bigger and more complex than the product itself, but OTOH it is usually easier to get away with mediocre code level like I do...