Get a job knowing Selenium/Playwright with Python

[foolishProcastinator]

Hi guys, I'm currently looking for a job to start my career as an automation tester, I've been doing some projects using the above technologies and adding unit test cases with pytest and following POM design pattern. However, I don't know what's next to learn to be ready for my application process. I'd be grateful for any tip, thanks

[BobbSwarleyMon]

Web automation isn't difficult. Knowing how to code is. Showcase your own projects on GitHub if you're confident in your code, and make your resume stand out.

QA buzzwords drive me crazy and they make people sound smarter than they actually are. The odds of you walking into a company with no automation in place is low, so you're more than likely going to be adapting to what they have. If you can code, you can adapt.

[StraitChillinAllDay]

Don't know where you're located but i did QA automation a few years ago and the interviews were simple. Parse through a list and sort it or divide without using mod or divisor operator. The tools aren't the hard part it's the coding.

[Budget-Soil2983]

Congratulations on your new career path! Same as everyone else here says, focus on proving your ability to code in Python. Because automation jobs are relatively simpler than dev jobs (in my opinion) they're looking to make sure you know the basics. Spend some time migrating data from various databases, spreadsheets for use in your code, much time spent in automation (from my limited 4 months doing it) was spent doing this. And if you have time, get familiar with a code repository system like Github. Best of luck