They got rid of most QA people, and nowadays apparently devs do QA as well, except that apparently not much of it, like in large majority of companies, where testing and docs come last.
Then there is the whole AI KPIs that most companies are pushing on their employees, and given CoPilot, they surely must be pushing a lot.
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They got rid of most QA people, and nowadays apparently devs do QA as well, except that apparently not much of it, like in large majority of companies, where testing and docs come last.
Then there is the whole AI KPIs that most companies are pushing on their employees, and given CoPilot, they surely must be pushing a lot.
It's worth noting that QA change happened >10 years ago now. It's really the shift in focus that accelerated things recently.
Kind of, it has been slowly felt during Windows 10 and 11 time, especially in anything related to UWP and WinRT.
Closed tickets look better on KPI than re-opened ones