Yep, I'm pretty anti-test because I've yet to see it ever payoff at any company I've worked at. That said, I keep hoping I'll catch the bug, be converted, have

Yep, I'm pretty anti-test because I've yet to see it ever payoff at any company I've worked at. That said, I keep hoping I'll catch the bug, be converted, have it click in my head. On the surface it seems quite nice but it's always with trivial examples. When you are dealing with real code I've had testing fall apart very quickly and/or make refactors extremely painful. And on top of it all, you are writing twice as much code in a world that doesn't care that you wrote tests, meaning it takes you longer to do that same work