As a tester, you've probably heard this phrase from Product Managers, Project Managers, or Tech Leads. But let’s be honest—there’s often nothing “quick” about it.
Is it a new
feature? It needs proper testing to ensure all user requirements are met.
Is it a bug fix before deployment? It requires careful retesting and regression
testing to maintain product stability.
Instead of saying “Quick QA,” why not ask for an estimated effort? This way,
testers can set realistic timelines and ensure quality without unnecessary
pressure.
After all, the goal of QA is to ensure a quality product, and rushing it isn’t
always the best path. Let’s value the effort it takes to do things right!
if at all its unavoidable delivery , then Risk analysis is the best option as it plays vital role in Software Testing, to determine where testing should be focused.
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