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This document discusses how to motivate quality control (QC) workers. It suggests showing metrics trends over time to demonstrate the impact of QC work. These may include test case, user story, and bug trends as well as bug detection percentages. Building communication between QC and business stakeholders is also recommended. The document notes potential motivators such as challenges, isolation from development teams, and seeing the results of one's work. However, it acknowledges that developers and testers may have different perspectives on who "owns" testing of specific features.
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- 2. Skills Motivation Motivation Skills PERFORMANCE
- 3. What Motivates the Most? Motivation = CONST Time
- 4. What would keep the Motivation Motivation = CONST Time
- 5. What Else Motivates? A Challenge
- 6. What Else Motivates? Isolation
- 7. What Else Motivates? Open Space
- 8. What Else Motivates? A Work Result
- 9. And we have a Problem here.. It’s my BABY! I I tested that.. developed that So What? A Developer A Tester
- 10. How to Inspire QC Work? Do and show Metrics Influence Explain
- 11. Test Cases Trend
- 13. Bugs Trend
- 15. And One More Thing Build communication between QC and the Business
- 16. Contacts Europe Headquarters US Headquarters 52 V. Velykoho Str. 12800 University Drive, Suite 250 Lviv 79053, Ukraine Fort Myers, FL 33907, USA Tel: +380-32-240-9090 Tel: 239-690-3111 Fax: +380-32-240-9080 Fax: 239-690-3116 E-mail: info@softserveinc.com Website: www.softserveinc.com Thank You! Copyright © 2011 SoftServe, Inc.