Ever since AI became widely known, there has been ongoing debate about jobs being taken over by AI and concerns about tech professionals becoming obsolete. My take on this has always been that only those who merely use amd treat the tools and thier master without deeper understanding are at risk of being replaced. Even these individuals will remain relevant for a significant time. However, those who understand the principles, techniques, and the reasoning behind the processes can and will never be replaced, and this right below is the perfect example for that. I can assure you that we will see more job postings reflecting this in the near future. #AI Let me know what's your perspective on the topics in the comments.
In the world full of automation its sad to see people forgetting the basics of technology. I have been interviewing few Quality Assurance Engineers for application testing role. One of the most striking aspects I saw with the candidates was they were all well versed with all automation testing tools, which honestly isn't something I was/am looking for. When asked about the underlying techniques that can be used apart from the tools, their answers were vague, and some even left me with big question marks. While automation tools are valuable, they are only effective when used in conjunction with solid testing principles and methodologies. It's definitely concerning when candidates appear to prioritise tool proficiency over foundational testing principles. If you are the odd one out, who might not know the automation tools but understands everything that goes behind the scenes, do reach out. We are hiring! #QAhiring #Qualityassurance
Master's Student at Politecnico di Torino | Senior Bubble Developer | Full-Stack Developer
3moI completely agree with your perspective. Deeper insights, combined with knowledge of various tools and AI, are essential. This will ensure that tech professionals remain relevant and valuable in the industry.