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VariousVeres2021-04-14 20:53:57
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VariousVeres, 2021-04-14 20:53:57

Where to switch from automation, if I realized that I will not pull out programming and others like it at a higher level?

I've been working as a tester for a couple of years now. First manual, then went into automation, I have good knowledge of Java, Selenium, SQL, etc. English Upper Intermediate. I do my job normally, but at some point I ran into a dilemma that sometimes the code of older brothers looks too complicated and wild for me, and that I understand that I will never be able to write things of the same level. And in principle, I have no desire to develop in this either, because apart from a headache, it does not cause any feelings in me.
There is an option to go back to the manual, or try to switch to something else where my experience and knowledge would be useful, or maybe something completely new, more related to creativity than hard skills. So far, the options are UI / UX or motion design.

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Orkhan Hasanli, 2021-04-14
@azerphoenix

You can hook up anywhere. The main thing is that you like it.

something completely new, more related to creativity than hard skills

Well, if you are drawn to creativity, then UX / UI design is a good, interesting and profitable area.
sometimes the code of older brothers looks too complicated and wild for me, and that I understand that I will never be able to write things of the same level.

Have you tried changing jobs or projects? Those. go to another company as a QA, for example. I don't want to offend anyone, but maybe the code seems wild to you, because it is. Well, relatively speaking, you came across projects from other developers that were initially poorly designed, and therefore the code seems wild ...
You can also try yourself as an android developer. I don't know how relevant this is to you.

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Kirill Makarov, 2021-04-17
@kirbi1996

Can go to the factory

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Puma Thailand, 2021-04-15
@opium

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