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  • Switching from Java Development to Automation Testing ?

    RajanV

    Member

    Updated: Oct 27, 2024
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    One of my collegue have a working experience of 3 years in java. Currently i am working on Java with Struts, JSP, Servlets. Prior experience of Android as well. Now, i want to switch to Selenium. I have some questions :


    1.) Can i get good package, and how much hike can i get.
    2.) Are top companies following Selenium and which companies are adopting selenium and what prior experience is required ?
    3.) What is the Growth of Selenium in the future ?


    Any suggestions are accepted.
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  • Anoop Kumar

    Member • Sep 19, 2014

    Learn selenium and TDD . This is hot cake in current service based market.
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  • RajanV

    Member • Sep 19, 2014

    But with 3 yrs of experience can i get good package . Also Please answer other questions too.
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  • Saandeep Sreerambatla

    Member • Sep 19, 2014

    Package solely depends on your expertise with Java. If you are very well experienced in java and can design framework for selenium I think getting good package will not be a problem.


    Selenium is the current market leader for webbased application testing. this should answer two questions.

    Prior experience- install it and learn it you will be able to learn it easily as its java based.
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  • nandigama j k manikanta.

    Member • Sep 19, 2014

    Saandeep Sreerambatla
    Package solely depends on your expertise with Java. If you are very well experienced in java and can design framework for selenium I think getting good package will not be a problem.


    Selenium is the current market leader for webbased application testing. this should answer two questions.

    Prior experience- install it and learn it you will be able to learn it easily as its java based.
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  • RajanV

    Member • Oct 6, 2014

    Thanks all for replying. But one more query in last, are there any onsite opportunities too in future for Selenium Testers?
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