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In my experience, generally product managers expect to be using a finished product. If the product manager is finding bugs that means that the QA process didn't
by debacle 14y ago
In my experience, generally product managers expect to be using a finished product. If the product manager is finding bugs that means that the QA process didn't do its job.
I'm a lot more hands on, but only because I've never experienced a QA process that actually did its job.
- bcoates 14y agoI dream of a world where bugs are fixed before features are added so that the product is in a shippable, usable state at all times and the PM can play with it all through the dev cycle.