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💡 True fact about Test Automation
Test automation is NOT just:
“Write scripts → Run tests → Get PASS/FAIL.”
ISTQB's Test Automation Engineer syllabus describes automation as involving much more, including:
• Testware
• Test cases
• Test environments
• Test execution
• Comparing actual vs expected results
That's why good automation requires testing knowledge + programming + automation skills.
Automation is a testing discipline — not just scripting.
📌 Source: ISTQB Advanced Level — Test Automation Engineer
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🤯 Interesting QA fact: A test can PASS even when the feature is broken.
How?
Imagine your automated test checks that a button is visible and clickable.
The test passes. ✅
But what if clicking the button doesn't actually complete the expected action?
The automation may still pass if your test only verifies the click—not the final result.
That's why:
Automation executes the steps you tell it to execute.
It doesn't automatically know what you forgot to verify.
A good test is not just about actions.
It's also about validating the right outcome.
👇 Have you ever seen an automated test pass while the application was actually broken?
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🚨 Misconception: Selenium is outdated because Playwright has modern browser features.
Not quite.
Selenium is also moving forward with WebDriver BiDi — a W3C standard that enables bidirectional communication between the browser and automation tool.
With BiDi, Selenium can work with things like:
🌐 Network events
📝 Console logs
⚡ Browser events
🔄 Real-time communication through WebSockets
And Selenium is actively expanding its BiDi implementation.
In fact, Selenium 4.48 was released on August 27, 2026, with further BiDi improvements.
So the better question isn't:
"Is Selenium dead?"
It's:
"Which automation tool fits my project and what I need to test?"
Playwright and Selenium are both evolving.
📌 Source: Official Selenium documentation & Selenium 4.48 release notes.
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📊 What skills are becoming more important in IT?
I was looking at LinkedIn's Skills on the Rise 2026 report for IT professionals.
One thing that stood out to me:
The fastest-growing skills are not limited to just one area.
LinkedIn highlights areas such as:
🔐 Cybersecurity
🤖 AI development
💬 Prompt engineering
🧠 Large Language Models
The World Economic Forum also lists AI and big data, networks and cybersecurity, and technological literacy among the fastest-growing skills expected over the coming years.
My takeaway for QA and software professionals:
You probably don't need to suddenly learn everything.
But building only one skill may become limiting.
For example, a QA engineer could build on testing knowledge by adding:
→ Automation
→ API testing
→ Programming
→ CI/CD
→ Understanding how to use AI in the testing workflow
The important question is not:
"Which tool should I learn because it is trending?"
It is:
"What skill can I add to what I already know?"
📌 Sources: LinkedIn Skills on the Rise 2026 (Feb 24, 2026) and World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report 2025 (Jan 7, 2025).
👇 Which skill are you planning to improve next?
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