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From OC: "5. QA Gates Make Quality Worse" Okay. What's the alternative? The only sensible narrative I've seen is Michael Bryzek's "Production - Designing for
by specialist 6y ago
From OC:
"5. QA Gates Make Quality Worse"
Okay. What's the alternative?
The only sensible narrative I've seen is Michael Bryzek's "Production - Designing for Testability"
https://www.infoq.com/presentations/quality-production/ https://www.infoq.com/presentations/quality-production/
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I was briefly a SQA Manager during the shrink-wrap era. None of the post-PMI "Agile" narratives about QA and Test have ever been plausible.
And most teams don't even have tester, much less QA, roles any more. The minor sanity checking is done by the poor BAs ("business analysts") and middle management PHBs freaking about "someone said the website's down!!".
I wasn't able to persuade any one in my last org to even glance at the Bryzek Method (for lack of a better term). I'll have to sneak it into my next org.