I spend all of my time writing tests, mostly because the more time I spend writing tests the less time I spend writing code, and the less time I spend writing code, the less time I spend creating production bugs.
By only ever writing tests (for code that doesn't exist, mind you), I never create any bugs in production code.
The next level-up in my career will probably require me to stop writing code altogether, but that's too hard.
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I spend all of my time writing tests, mostly because the more time I spend writing tests the less time I spend writing code, and the less time I spend writing code, the less time I spend creating production bugs.
By only ever writing tests (for code that doesn't exist, mind you), I never create any bugs in production code.
The next level-up in my career will probably require me to stop writing code altogether, but that's too hard.