Re:Signposts for “when to hire more QA testers”
by Baeocystin on Monday September 21, 2020 @04:57PM
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I have friends who have worked for Microsoft for ~20 years. I'm a small-business IT consultant.
My MS friends have the feeling that it was a painful transition, yet ultimately a good thing, and that quality has gone up.
My experience on the ground, so to speak, is the exact opposite. The May(!) update still has showstopping bugs with a not-small portion of my clients. Last year, one was bitten by the wipe-the-user-folder upgrade bug. The trust in running windows updates is at an all-time low amongst the general users, and I can't blame them.
I trust my friends. I also trust my own experiences. I wonder where the disconnect is?
My MS friends have the feeling that it was a painful transition, yet ultimately a good thing, and that quality has gone up.
My experience on the ground, so to speak, is the exact opposite. The May(!) update still has showstopping bugs with a not-small portion of my clients. Last year, one was bitten by the wipe-the-user-folder upgrade bug. The trust in running windows updates is at an all-time low amongst the general users, and I can't blame them.
I trust my friends. I also trust my own experiences. I wonder where the disconnect is?