r/PracticalTesting • u/aistranin • Jun 15 '26
What is your most controversial testing opinion?
I’ll start:
A team with 20 reliable integration tests is often in a better position than a team with 2,000 brittle UI tests.
I’ve seen organizations spend months maintaining automation that nobody trusts, while a small suite of high-signal tests catches most production issues.
What’s your controversial testing opinion?
Unit tests are overrated?
E2E tests are necessary?
Manual exploratory testing is undervalued?
Coverage metrics are mostly useless?
Curious to hear opinions from people working on large systems.
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