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I posted this because I was curious to learn that indeed, aviation companies were doing this. This type of self-evaluation is pretty common in software, though
by ryanisnan 3y ago
I posted this because I was curious to learn that indeed, aviation companies were doing this.
This type of self-evaluation is pretty common in software, though audits of compliance are also common.
I wonder what sort of scenario might unfold if a company had a team of developers who's sole job it was to test other teams' software in a red-team fashion. I am all too familiar with QA organizations, and the problems in that environment, and am all for developers conducting their own testing as a fundamental part of development, but what if we took it a step further?
- htrp 3y ago>I wonder what sort of scenario might unfold if a company had a team of developers who's sole job it was to test other teams' software in a red-team fashion. I am all too familiar with QA organizations, and the problems in that environment, and am all for developers conducting their own testing as a fundamental part of development, but what if we took it a step further? You get a lot of infighting between the development and validation teams. Big US banks have this for (statistical) models already.
- ryanisnan 3y agoIs the infighting you speak of politically motivated? Is this a QA vs. Dev mentality?
- denimnerd42 3y agoDevelopment slows to a crawl and nothing gets done. We have audit teams up our ass at my job and you can't do anything due to the 100 layers created by previous audits. There has to be someone that says "work needs to get done" we don't really have that.