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That's all well and good, but even a halfway engaged PM is going to play with the product while it's in development, and they will tell you about what they disc
by dpe82 2y ago
That's all well and good, but even a halfway engaged PM is going to play with the product while it's in development, and they will tell you about what they discover along the way. It may not strictly be their job but they're going to do it. If a tool exists to help them capture more information that makes their inevitable reports more useful, is that a bad thing?
- sesm 2y agoThere is a nuance here: those reports from management should go to QA, not to developers. If QA can't transform manager report into a proper bug report, then it's not worth anything. Also, QA will have time to verify the fix, unlike managers.
- dpe82 2y agoThat assumes a company that has dedicated QA staff. Most these days don't, and the above comment discusses engineers doing their own QA.