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who has been more inclined towards testing infra.

And during that time, when I was in the local division of that particular company called Sauce Labs, that time the LLM era came into picture.

So as I was very closer to this problem statement of how the test coverage has to be increased to make sure there is less bugs in production.

But when I was doing all those research, it came to my notice that, yeah, this particular problem can be solved in a better fashion or better manner using a different approach altogether.

I've seen the journey from zero to three million.

Then later it got acquired by Sauce Labs.

Uh, so in Sauce Labs, I was again in the low-code division as a product manager.

Learned a lot.

Uh, during that time, uh, we-- the LLM era was gone, right? So as being very close to the customer, we understand that there is a lot of problem, uh, statement which is not solved, but-

So my entire journey started from there.

After that, that company got acquired by Sauce Labs.

So I was in the Sauce Labs division for another two, three years.

Again, that was in the testing infrastructure, authoring part of it as well.

So that's how I got exposure to the entire QA.

All of them, and none of them will be the same.

On today's show, we have with us Shubha Govil from Sauce Labs.

Shubha, how are you doing?

I'm doing well.

But the dirty little secret that's not really a secret, and nothing's going to ever change this, everybody's still testing in production.

I don't care what anybody says.

Is that what y'all are seeing at Sauce Labs? That, sure, we're trying to do as best as we can a little bit of testing, but bottom line, no real testing occurs until it's in production.

This is a unfortunate truth in many places.