In many teams, the tester starts the sprint clear-headed — and ends it overwhelmed 😵💫.
Early on, stories get delayed.
Then, all at once, they land at the end of the sprint.
And suddenly, the tester has a flood of US to qualify in just a few days.
Some won’t get done — they roll over to the next sprint.
Along with the new ones.
And the loop continues.
Meanwhile, the tester is expected to:
- lead GO/No Go ceremonies
- switch between multiple versions (or apps)
- maintain dashboards and KPIs
- and… automate everything.
🤢 This cycle is not sustainable. And it’s not what quality should look like.
“Quality is everyone’s responsibility” isn’t just a phrase.
Quality engineering means every team member owns what they ship — starting with the PO and how stories are written.
👉 Let’s build real quality — together.
That starts with:
✅ clear, testable stories from day one
✅ planning that includes realistic test timelines
✅ open, ongoing communication between testers and devs
✅ and most importantly : a culture where quality is baked in, not bolted on.
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When KPIs become a trap instead of a lever…
His KPI? The ratio between bugs detected during testing and those found in production.
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When AI draws, water flows
Since the launch of ChatGPT’s image generation feature, users created 700M+ images in just one week.
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Test automation often promises speed, stability, and reliability.
But in practice, it can quickly become a source of friction.
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When testing becomes a loop with no exit…
In many teams, the tester starts the sprint clear-headed — and ends it overwhelmed.
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