Allot of software that is good and useful to people might actually destroy jobs.
If you create a testing framework that is more robust and simpler than a previous one then it makes testers more efficient so a company needs less of them.
If it can be picked up easily and intuitively then it destroys the jobs of people who sell training on testing frameworks.
Your best hope is that your testing framework makes someone else more efficient at doing something innovative which does create jobs.
If you create a testing framework that is more robust and simpler than a previous one then it makes testers more efficient so a company needs less of them.
If it can be picked up easily and intuitively then it destroys the jobs of people who sell training on testing frameworks.
Your best hope is that your testing framework makes someone else more efficient at doing something innovative which does create jobs.