In testing, QA engineers often encounter bugs that seem severe or exaggerated, leading them to prepare for worst-case scenarios and tackle every potential problem like it’s a huge threat (the "fierce dragon"). 8-bit Dinosaur in Prod by contrast, the same bug in production might look trivial or even go unnoticed. The 8-bit Google dinosaur, which you see when you lose internet, represents how a bug that QA saw as a “dragon” is perceived as almost laughably small or insignificant by end-users or production teams.
Aj Wilson
Quality Engineering Manager II / Technical Development Lead / Chief Quality Officer
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Intellectual (non practicing)| Neurospicy | UN Women Volunteer | Above all Curious & Challenging - Quality and Testing Leadership for 20+ years.
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