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The reason you don't want your programmers doing your QA is that they're too likely to make the same mistake twice. Same with having the point of sale people d
by mark-r 7y ago
The reason you don't want your programmers doing your QA is that they're too likely to make the same mistake twice. Same with having the point of sale people doing the receipt checking.
I've considered using a collapsible box that I bought at Costco to pack my items after a shopping trip there. I wouldn't have the original receipt for it though, so I don't know how much hassle it would be. Haven't tried it yet.
- logfromblammo 7y agoI didn't suggest that the checkout person do the QA. They already have 1 or 2 people standing at the door. Move them to the checkouts and do QA as people start to leave. AKA look at the checkout to see if there's anything still there as the cashier closes out the sale and starts with the next customer. It's a moot point, because good QA is not the goal. You could swap collapsible boxes with someone who shops at Sam's Club, if it worries you.