Designated QA People on the Team
Recently on the Scrum list, I characterized the practice of having designated “QA” people on the team as a “second- or third-class practice.” Here’s some expansion on that …
February 23, 2006
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Recently on the Scrum list, I characterized the practice of having designated “QA” people on the team as a “second- or third-class practice.” Here’s some expansion on that …
February 23, 2006
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Articles
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