Re: Are You Sure? (Fri.)
It used to be that the tech writer did the real QA while the QA
department fiddled with tests derived from the same misunderstood
criteria that went into designing the system.
Now the tech writer is brought in for just two months, saving a
lot of money. Yes, several thousand dollars, at least.
It is possible to save even more, by having the tech writer work
on the design from the beginning. I wonder if anyone does that?
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References:
RE: Are You Sure? (Fri.): From: Dan Goldstein
Re: Are You Sure? (Fri.): From: Peter Neilson
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