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Consider if there is no Test lead, No Test Manager and QA
Manager. If you are the senior test engineer, you are
getting pressure from the client to give the build. But you
see that, there r 5 high and 5 low sevierity bugs. So, what
you will do and how you interact with the client.
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Answer Posted / deepti
The criticality/severity and the impact of the bugs should
be communicated to the Client.
Incase the client agrees to receive the build as it is, the
documented concent should be taken along with the schedule
implications.
No client wants a low quality build-specially if it can
lead to system failure. Convince the client and deliver
correct tomorrow rather than delivering incorrect today-
its a matter of reputation, not time.
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