In this episode of Testing Experts with Opinions, we delve into the pivotal role of QA within a Scrum team. Continuing from Part 1, we explore in-sprint activities such as test planning, backlog grooming, pair testing, and defect management.
Our experts discuss the importance of integrating QA into every step of the Scrum process to improve communication, collaboration, and overall product quality.
Key insights include the benefits of paired testing, managing technical debt, and strategies for effective defect handling. Listen in to learn how to enhance your agile testing practices and achieve higher-quality software delivery.
Why Listen?
Gain actionable insights into effective QA practices within Scrum teams. Understand how to integrate testing seamlessly, manage defects, and improve product quality through collaboration and strategic planning.
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