QA should not be forced into an engineering or automation track because the incentives are wrong. You end up with test code becoming the goal and then it usually rots due to most QA not having the experience to create a codebase that scales.
I don't think the industry today understands how to treat QA and I think that leads to a lot of assumptions that it's not useful.
QA should not be forced into an engineering or automation track because the incentives are wrong. You end up with test code becoming the goal and then it usually rots due to most QA not having the experience to create a codebase that scales.
I don't think the industry today understands how to treat QA and I think that leads to a lot of assumptions that it's not useful.