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I'm not convinced. I've seen some terrible test cases written by Infosys engineers. Just a complete lack of imagination with respect to the failure modes of a p
by osrec 8y ago
I'm not convinced. I've seen some terrible test cases written by Infosys engineers. Just a complete lack of imagination with respect to the failure modes of a piece of software. Remember that India is not the "only choice"; Eastern Europe is waiting in the wings at a similar price point, better quality, and better timezone overlap.
- sonnyblarney 8y ago" Just a complete lack of imagination with respect to the failure modes of a piece of software." you get what you pay for to some extent. E. Europe is considerably more expensive than India.
- osrec 8y agoNot really, when you consider that tasks need to be repeated multiple times in India before they're done to an acceptable standard. A few years ago, things were still cheap enough to accept this problem, but now development costs in India have gone up significantly and makes them non viable in my opinion.
- naravara 8y ago>Just a complete lack of imagination with respect to the failure modes of a piece of software. I get this with people Accenture and the like too though. . .