QA myth busting: QA slows work down
Blog post from Qase
The myth that Quality Assurance (QA) and testing slow down production processes is debunked by highlighting that both are integral to ensuring quality and efficiency. Testing is essential for verifying that a product meets expectations and is comparable to quality checks in leathercraft, where the process is not complete until the product satisfies quality standards. QA encompasses systematic activities designed to prevent defects and improve process speed and quality by incorporating measures like continuous training, reducing wait times, and shifting testing to earlier stages. These proactive measures help prevent rework and accelerate production, contrary to the misconception that QA hinders progress. The persistence of this myth is often due to poorly designed work processes that cause delays, not the QA activities themselves. Improving these processes through QA practices can enhance productivity and prevent the inefficiencies associated with inadequate testing and QA implementation.
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