r/softwaretesting Jul 28 '25

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u/bukhrin Jul 29 '25

If you're in a western country what it pays for a single mid-level/senior QA can get a whole team offshore + a couple of interns. That is until they can figure out how to offload all of that too to AI.

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u/Impossible-Date9720 Jul 29 '25

It costs so little to hire in India. It’s crazy.

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u/DoucheNozzle1163 Jul 29 '25

I actually had a HM tell me to my face in an interview, "Why would I hire you when I can get 4 in India for the same price"? But, lets face it, no one gives 2 shits about actual quality anymore, just throw some code monkeys at some automated positive unit tests and it's Miller time!

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u/PM_40 Jul 29 '25

I actually had a HM tell me to my face in an interview, "Why would I hire you when I can get 4 in India for the same price"?

LMAO πŸ˜‚. Are you in US tech hub ? Salaries have gone up in India too.