Handbook for better QA in organisation(s)
Handbook for better QA in organisation(s)
After a bunch of recruitment interviews (some good, some...rough on the QA front), I realized how much variation there is in how companies approach quality. So, I started building a theoretical (and I wish soon practical) guide on GitHub for establishing a quality-first engineering culture: https://github.com/403-html/the-qa-architecture-handbook Have an idea for something I missed? Think I'm way off base? Jump into the repo and let's discuss it. And no, it's not for personal roadmap, for this https://roadmap.sh/qa has been created.
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