At Daily, they prioritize releasing with minimal issues and continuously improve their testing processes as a test engineer. They focus on shift-left testing practices, which involve shifting testing activities earlier in the software development life cycle to shorten the feedback loop. This approach helps in identifying and addressing issues faster, improving efficiency, quality, and reducing costs. By communicating earlier and more often, writing testable code and automation, running tests regularly, and using automated tooling to find non-functional issues, companies can adopt a shift-left approach that leads to better software development outcomes.