I know from experience the hassles of point and click testing when a previous company tried to skimp on QA...my job was to write the user stories, but ended up

I know from experience the hassles of point and click testing when a previous company tried to skimp on QA...my job was to write the user stories, but ended up testing half of them myself. Not enough testing at all, especially considering it only consisted of 4 devices, all of the same model. (PM, developer, a secretary and one QA guy later in the process testing on a company given device). The worst part was that even on the same device model, different results were happening. That ain't right. All in all, would have killed for some automated testing on that project. On a side note, wish I could provide some info (a warning)on what the company was that operated in this manner, but I can't.