@DubbaThony I don't necessarily believe 100% code coverage is useful but if you don't do tests you're asking for trouble. I've had to deal with too many bugs due to devs thinking they don't need to test their code. Sometimes bugs come up many years after they wrote their code

You need to decide how far you you take your testing depending on the project but doing no testing on a project is going to bite you in the arse.

Saying you don't have time for tests is silly. You will spend more time fixing bugs you missed then just writing the tests in the first place.

If your the only one trying to get testing done it probably won't happen. Might be worthwhile doing some passive job searching if you want that kind of thing.

I'd be asking why they think that out of curiosity then thanking them for their time and move on to the next person.