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Even if it was outsourced is there zero quality control?
by t1234s 2y ago
Even if it was outsourced is there zero quality control?
- anarticle 2y agoOutsourcing means you want to impose an upper limit on the cost of the feature/software. Quality control may cost more, so yes! The acceptance criteria are: service portal needs to work so employees can do xyz. The design is terrible but "works"! Having to rearc after these terrible designs would cost more, so you can see where this is going...
- iforgot22 2y agoProbably QA is only going to make sure the features work. They aren't pen-testers. At best, they might try some unexpected inputs that trigger a security vuln.