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It's scary how true this is. And then there are small bugs that come up when you do a series of steps in a certain order which no user will possibly do that are
by ramkarthikk 11y ago
It's scary how true this is. And then there are small bugs that come up when you do a series of steps in a certain order which no user will possibly do that are required to be given high priority for fixing.
As for relevancy, I think I'm going to just point people to this article every time one of those issues is raised.
- pan69 11y agoPeople are very proud of them selves when they find a bug. It makes them feel extremely good about themselves. While gloating they will say things like "these Muppets don't even know how to write software". So when they find this bug, it becomes the most important thing in the world and it needs to be fixed asap. This is where you need a good project/product manager. I once witnessed a tester running into the room with his hands waiving above his head holding some papers, screaming over and over again "I found a bug! I found a bug" before he then ran out the room again...