Can I Survive Without Automation and Coding in Testing? || What's My Testing Career After 10 Years?

Can I Survive Without Automation and Coding in Testing? || What's My Testing Career After 10 Years?

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[bihari]

Naveen - You have amazing set of videos on your channel and those who have just gone through the titles and thumbnail of your videos can easily identify where he needs to fix his feet.
You contribution to the testing community is amazing and you are the reason why I stick to the testing profile

[vlexical]

Tech Industry is dynamic and that is why many people are switching from tech to management.

[manikandanm]

Naveen, Thanks for the heads up for those who is in need, much needed one.

[TechyGodwin]

Thank you Naveen, it’s something relating to our core values as well. I guess it would be very helpful if we could have a little detailed video on the roadmap for up-skilling. Obviously there is no end to it, but only an experienced person in their specific field can guide us.
Thanks Again 🙏

[NaeemMuhammad]

Thank you Sir Naveen for creating this video. It is a much needed. You are doing great for Software Test Community

[letsdrive]

Thanks Naveen to be discussed openly - i always happy to thanks you to open my mind - want to make my mentor 😊

[kanifhirave]

Thanks Naveen you are doing great work for testing communities.

[sy]

I love this channel and really appreciate the work you put into it. Please bring back the interview series

[rakeshkumarsingh]

Thank you so much, Naveen, for sharing valuable insights on QA. I truly appreciate your guidance. As a QA professional, I believe in continuously improving our values Thanks

[pallavibhor]

Thanks for this valuable Video Navin.Need of the hour ❤🙏

[gregorriusadolphus]

I definitely agree with you, automation is criticial. I did the opposite-I first learned automation, and then learned manual testing...so I know both know. I know Protractor, Cypress, and Playwright. I also used Postman and SQL and some other manual testing tools. But like I have seen others mention in the comments, the problem I am facing now is that when I have an interview, they don't care if I have over 6 years of automation experience-they want me to solve dev-level coding problems on the spot. No one in my interviews is asking about testing strategies, and oftentimes I've found that people interviewing me don't know much about the testing frameworks themselves (a few were surprised when I told that that I have used Cypress to automatae some of my REST API testing).

There needs to be some kind of shift in the way they interview QA Automation roles....for an SDET, I can understand needed to know more in-depth coding....but as a QA Automator its not really necessary in my opinion and experience. At least this his my experience here in the U.S...

[automationdaytoday]

Thanks Naveen, for such a informative videos on latest automation technologies 👍

[Rohan]

Manual Testing is core work and can not be replaced by any automation tool. Simple thing in any project is that most of the time application is undergoing lot of changes and we require lot of regrioros black of testing. Automation testing comes into picture when we have a stable application and we need to do frequent regression testing for the build.

[prabhavanand]

Dont run after salary package. Do what you like. If automation is something you don't enjoy doing then better dont do. Find something which you like doing.

[SoumyaBohre]

Each word is worth listening to, much needed. Thank you so so so much Naveen 🙏

[MadirajuKChaitanya]

I watched this excellent video just now. Naveen Sir has rightly highlighted many of the common issues that people with 10+ years of experience in Software Testing with/without automation skills are facing (be it being behind in technology wise or Skills wise). Naveen Sir's 20+ mins video gave a complete picture of what is happening now and what is going to happen if we do not up skill ourselves. We are all somewhere in this loophole going into quagmire of working in the day to day projects (in different positions) and forgetting the art of upskilling ourselves to stay relevant in the near/far future. I personally would like to thank Naveen Sir for this wonderful video. ITs a rude wake up call for all of us to have forgotten the art/skill of upgrading ourselves periodically.

[sivasai]

Very nice Suggestion, Thanks Naveen to be discussed openly & You are doing great for Software Test Community

[mukundkumar]

Thanks Naveen very much for inspiring me.Every thing has its own positive and negative.we should take positive and give positivity.

[MaheshKeragute]

Appreciate your efforts in guiding us to progress in right path 👏

[huk]

Really well explained as sometime when i say to QA mate we need to have some technical skill they answer that would not help but everything we learn eventually have a benefit.