What happens when QA people develop software
Wilson Lin · Applechem
Applechem
This video offers insights into the unique perspective brought to software development by quality assurance professionals. It suggests that a focus on collaboration and flexibility, typically lacking in traditional QMS software, is essential for creating a system that truly meets the needs of all users. The speaker reflects on the importance of designing quality management tools that are not only about data storage but also about enhancing the user experience and operational efficiency.
Transcript
- 0:00
But just the fact that it's what you mentioned, that if you asked quality assurance people to develop the software, it would like another version of MasterControl, right? Because you just assume everything would have to be collaborative.
- 0:13
And so the software itself would typically not be that. Really not be that flexible it’s just just a repository for data. That's all it really is. It's how quality assurance people tend to think about a quality management system, but when it comes to actively using the quality management system for your entire company, in all departments in your day to day life.
- 0:35
If quality assurance looks as it looks at it as just inputting data, if management thinks of it as just inputting data, it is just a chore. No one wants to, no one wants to use it. It's like a feeling like writing out report cards and stuff. It's just it's not fun.
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