It doesn't show because the management has the same opinion as glimshe. That's opinion is wrong though, because testing is more then just playing the game a li

It doesn't show because the management has the same opinion as glimshe. That's opinion is wrong though, because testing is more then just playing the game a little. You get the same issues in companies that straight up don't value tests whatsoever. Unsurprisingly, bugs become increasingly frequent, especially if the software is developed by multiple people. Methodically testing something in a reproducible manner, potentially through scripting to enable regression testing is challenging, in some cases more challenging then writing the code/behavior you're testing. glimshe isn't wrong about how hard this is going to be for the QA people though. These companies don't value quality, which is precisely the reason why they're hiring the people that are easiest to replace. Most QA workers currently just go through the motions of a "manual acceptance test", with the result you just mentioned.