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But it used to be a really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ gig where you'd think "oh boy I get to play games!" but really it's just about testing every menu switch until something breaks, or running into every wall until a character gets stuck, or picking up and dropping every item to see if they use the right models...
Speedrunners say hello.
at least speedrunners can take a break from doing that and do other things
Companies now get paid by the testers.
Depends in what industry.
For gaming e.g. you do not have video game testers - you have debuggers.
Video game testers are only with opinion industry or child protection.
Which is kind of stupid when you think about it. But then again, so is not owning your games.