r/softwaretesting • • 2h ago

Looking for 1–2 Study Partners for Automation Testing

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Hi everyone!

I have around 2.5 years of experience in manual testing and am currently working on strengthening my automation testing skills.

I'm looking for 1 or a maximum of 2 serious study partners to learn and practice together. I'm not looking to create a group, just a small learning setup where we can stay consistent and help each other improve.

Our initial focus will be on:

- Java coding problems and bit of theory

- Selenium Webdriver

- REST Assured for API automation

Once we're comfortable with these, we can consider exploring Playwright later.

The idea is to practise hands-on problems, discuss concepts, solve doubts, prepare for interviews, and keep each other accountable.

We can connect over Discord and schedule regular study sessions based on mutual availability.

You don't need to be an expert. Having some basic QA or automation knowledge and, most importantly, a genuine willingness to learn consistently is what matters.

If you're interested in learning together and staying accountable, feel free to DM me


r/softwaretesting • • 2h ago

Ai Tools being used by everyone ?

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Hi everyone,

I have a question everyone is talking about using ai and all.So I wanted to know which ai tool are you guys using in your company and for what ? Also does it really makes thing efficient coz I have used copilot to make bug reports but even then it was not that good ofcourse copilot as an ai is not really good example but my last employer used it.