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It’s not very team dependent. There are a few tiger teams that work between Christmas and new years, but they are the exception (outside of retail). Those days
by DeRock 4y ago
It’s not very team dependent. There are a few tiger teams that work between Christmas and new years, but they are the exception (outside of retail). Those days are official shutdown days on the company holiday calendar.
- jmspring 4y agoThis was hardware QA many many moons ago.
- HWR_14 4y agoQA working when everyone else has off is efficient, if not pleasant for those QA workers.
- dvfjsdhgfv 4y agoUnless it's Thanksgiving or Christmas and you actually want to spend some time with your close ones.
- mellowside 4y agothe efficiency is relative; you would have a pile of defects to deal with when the dev team comes back. also it's not equitable. as qa, I've experienced this. those bugs just get thrown in the backlog and the technical debt grows until it's crunch time and we're blamed we're not finding bugs fast enough, despite being available more on the project than the team which had a week off.