I don’t think it was bravery. I think it was lack of end-to-end test engineering skills. If your tests are flaky then do what you would do with any other softwa

I don’t think it was bravery. I think it was lack of end-to-end test engineering skills. If your tests are flaky then do what you would do with any other software: fix it! If your end-to-end tests are slow then do what you would do with any other software: optimise it! Not having proper end-to-end tests is a massive red flag.