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| | | | | Those looking tobreak into the test automation fieldhave difficulty doing so because of lack of experience. One way to gainexperience is, of course, to study and practice on your own. But how do you demonstrate your newfound knowledge to employers? Other professionals, such as front-end developers, create portfolios to highlight their skills, and youcan do the | |
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| | | | | Learn 3 practical approaches to achieve in-sprint test automation to reduce risk and technical debt. | |
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| | | | | A common frequently asked question is "what is the career ladder for a test automation engineer?". This is a great question, as this role is often perceived as a flat one which makes it difficult for managers and practitioners alike to determine how one can grow within this role. Below is a guide on how to | |
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| | | While quarantined, two of the things that have made me happy are cooking and coding. I've realized that the algorithms I use for solving many of the challenging automation tasks we face in test automation are simply recipes! In each session, I'll take a specific automation challenge and come up with a recipe for | ||
