Re:Maybe getting rid of your QA team was bad
by ThalesX on Friday December 15, 2023 @03:58PM
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> If your product is non-trivial in size or scope
Are there many products that reach such sizes without achieving Product Market Fit (PMF)? I feel like after this step is achieved, QA becomes pivotal and involves a great combination of manual and automated procedures. So I agree with you in this regard.
But going back to my initial assumption. I think starting a fresh company without PMF and spending a lot on QA until that is achieved, might not be the best approach.
Are there many products that reach such sizes without achieving Product Market Fit (PMF)? I feel like after this step is achieved, QA becomes pivotal and involves a great combination of manual and automated procedures. So I agree with you in this regard.
But going back to my initial assumption. I think starting a fresh company without PMF and spending a lot on QA until that is achieved, might not be the best approach.