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I know you didn't mean it this way, and you're certainly not the only one, but it bothers me that we look at testing as something for those less capable. Good tests speed up the org, increase the correctness and reliability of the product. I wish more people viewed that as sexy.
Oh yeah just to be clear, that's not what I meant. I thought specifically I couldn't do software so I thought...let's try something else instead. And I'll tell you what- I learned A LOT, both technically and in terms of how to work with a team, esp as a software engineer. 1/
Like....when you realize the hell that QA goes through it really makes a difference. Especially with the whole bs hierarchy that's assumed routinely where the engineer waits until the day of the post to finally put it up and then the QAs have to scramble. /2
I actually think QA/automation work made me a much better engineer. I've used to say this all the time at my old company. Because of this, I was the guy who kept advocating good testing practices for engineers (but that most often falls on deaf ears). /3
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