Continuous delivery and continuous deployment mark a significant shift from traditional monthly or quarterly software release cycles, providing testers with opportunities to develop new skills and adapt to dynamic environments. In these modern practices, testing occurs continuously on feature branches, rather than on a singular release candidate, necessitating the automation of regression testing to maintain a rapid deployment pace. This automation frees testers to focus on exploratory testing, enhancing their ability to uncover issues and contribute to higher-quality software. Testers can also engage with developers to improve testing techniques and learn about microservices architecture, which is common in continuous deployment environments. Additionally, the shift to continuous delivery and deployment removes the pressure from testers to make release decisions, allowing them to concentrate on testing and skill development. By adopting systems thinking and leveraging metrics like DORA, testers can support their teams in achieving faster recovery from errors, facilitating a culture of collective responsibility and continuous improvement.