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A direction, not a job title somewhere else. Name the skill you want to be known for and what you have already started. Get an answer that says you plan to grow here.
Fill in what you can on the left and press "Write my answer". Anything you leave empty shows as a [bracket] to fill in.
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Download with 10 free minutesA plan that runs through this company tells them the training they give you is not wasted.
Not a fixed title, but a skill you are building towards.
Something you have already started proves it is not a line for interviews.
What you want to be known for.
What it gives you that leads there.
One real thing, then stop.
Both are made up, to show the shape. Yours should use your own facts.
"In five years I want to be past the beginner stage and be the person people come to for testing automation. This role is the next step, because I would write real test suites, not practice ones. I have already started: I built a small Playwright project on GitHub. I would like to grow into it here."
"In five years I want to be the person my company trusts with its hardest customer accounts. This role is the next step, because I would handle enterprise clients for the first time. I have already started: I shadowed our key-account lead for the last six months. I would like to grow into it here."
It can sound like a threat, and it is an old line.
It tells them you are leaving. Say it only if the job is built for that.
It sounds like you will drift. Name one direction, even a small one.
You can, if it is a normal next step in this company (senior, lead). A skill or area is safer, because titles differ from company to company.
Say the skill you most want to get better at, and that this role builds it. That is honest and it is enough.
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