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      <p>Listening to podcasts and watching videos where Developers talk about their personal or side projects, sometimes they say that they skip writing automated tests.</p>

      <p>They'd write tests for their client or work projects, but not necessarily for their own projects.</p>

      <p>I wonder why this is.</p>

      <p>Presumably they see the benefits of testing on other projects, so why wouldn't they write tests for their own projects?</p>

              
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      <p>Listening to podcasts and watching videos where Developers talk about their personal or side projects, sometimes they say that they skip writing automated tests.</p>

      <p>They'd write tests for their client or work projects, but not necessarily for their own projects.</p>

      <p>I wonder why this is.</p>

      <p>Presumably they see the benefits of testing on other projects, so why wouldn't they write tests for their own projects?</p>

              
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