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After releasing of the product to the market, it will be a
failure, Now tell me whether the testing is a)pass b)fail
c) it is partial
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Answer Posted / sai charan
A failure is failure....If failure occurred in Production
environment or for users, entire responsibility on Testing
team(QA/QC)
Confused,let me explain...
Why testing team is their..to identify Issues to provide a
quality product...and one more important thing we can't
point out Design and Development teams...why because testing
team involving since the project starting phase..U should
make correct them in starting phases by QA team,what they
are doing,that's they job right!....so Testing team should
has take the complete responsibility.
Sai Charan
Test Manager
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