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Resource Planning is a method for the effective planning of all variety of company's resources. Such resources may be people, funds, equipment, etc. On this site, Resource Planning usually means workforce of the people assigned to a certain project.
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Should a Product Owner be asking developers to do QA to meet deadlines?
When the deadline is tight and when there are not enough QA people, the Product Owner asks developers to join in with QA to meet the deadline.
What should the developers do when this happens?
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Should a Product Owner be asking developers to do QA to meet deadlines?
No.
I think that QA is completely different kind of work than development is, that it requires a completely different skillset, that it is repetitive and therefore quite annoying for a developer, and …
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