Tech Musings
I had an interview earlier today. Sometime during a chat with a possible future boss, a former colleague (now an engineering leader at this same company) walked in to say hi. We got to talking shop, and flaky automated tests came up. The two QA folks in the room joked
Quality Assurance & Testing
You’ve identified your quality gaps. Now what? Knowing what’s broken doesn’t automatically tell you how to fix it, and that’s the part where a lot of teams get stuck. So if you’re staring down a list of issues and wondering: Do we need to hire
Quality Assurance & Testing
So, you’ve moved past the question "should we hire a QA?" and on to "what kind of QA do we actually need?"* In my last post, I talked about the QA roles that I think should exist and how I wish companies would evolve their
Quality Assurance & Testing
Lately, I’ve been spending some time looking into interesting companies. Part of it is curiosity, but mostly, I’ve been scoping out places I might want to work next 😅. One thing I’m noticing is that more and more companies don’t have a dedicated QA or testing function.