u/Expert_Sherbert

Hey, so... for years I have been considering a switch to a more technical role and I was finally able to land a junior automation QA role within my company. I have no QA experience, and I was able to land this position with a few courses + personal projects.

I am reading through this sub, trying to prepare myself for what is ahead of me, but I am constantly reading how this is a dead-end role and that AI will take over it etc. And I cannot help but feel scared and wondering - have I fu*ked up by switching careers into this field as a junior?

Hello guys,

We plan to visit Bucharest for 3 days (2 nights) and we've never been there so I am trying to prepare as much as I can.

We plan to visit Ceausescu's mansion on Sunday, and probably walk around the Old Town after that and have a dinner at Hanu' Berarilor Casa Oprea Soare.

Then the Parliament + National Village Museum on Monday, followed by the Arcul de Triumf, The Romanian Athenaeum and Dealul Mitropoliei + the fountains, and a dinner at Caru' cu bere.

Does this sound like a good/doable plan?

I also wanted to ask about how can we pay while there - I suppose card payments are accepted at restaurants/museums etc?

In regards to the Parliament, if I reserve two spots by phone, is this still part of a guided tour, or basically a "free walk-around" and do I pay for it before we enter the building?

In a nutshell, any information is appreciated. We have booked an Airbnb right in front of the Parliament building so we plan to go on foot or with the metro.