Apr 1, 2021

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The Dark Side of Being a Test Automation Engineer

Five worst feelings I’ve faced by being a test automation engineer

Superman standing alone on top of a building

Fun fact, I started my career as a test automation engineer by accident.

And holy moly, to be honest, I wasn’t too fond of it.

Not like I hated what I did, not that, but I hated that it felt that everyone around me…

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