VietnamQA.com means offshore quality assurance for Vietnam. If you’re outsourcing to Vietnam and using computer programmers there to create software for you, you should consider VietnamQA.com. The offshore QA process known as VietnamQA.com was created by Tony Minh Duy, a UTA graduate who was with IBM seven years and worked in QA for decades. The purpose of this standard QA process is to help you make the most out of your Vietnamese developers.
The first responsibility for each and every project participant is to ensure that information is accessible only to those authorized to have access. Where you are unsure of project confidentiality, do not leave project information there.
Whenever you first receive a programming assignment, a work ticket, or a user story, let the QA team know in full Vietnamese of your assignment. Do not use English when communicating with the QA team. The QA team will do reverse translation to ensure that your understanding matches the original requirement in English. When QA and you are on the same page in Vietnamese, both sides can then discuss in your mother’s tongue about the quality of your work.
On each workday, every programmer in Vietnam is to devote the first hour for testing. This testing is to be done against the code you wrote on the prior workday. After done with testing, let the QA team know in Vietnamese via email of the result. Answer the following questions in Vietnamese:
- What steps did you take to test your code?
- Which bugs did you encounter during this time?
