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Most early-stage product teams don't have a dedicated QA engineer. They have developers, a PM, maybe a designer — and a shared, vague sense that "we should test more." Quality assurance ends up being informal: developers test their own code, the PM clicks through the app
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Every time a product manager hits "ship it," there's a moment of uncertainty: did we test everything that matters? Without a structured checklist, testing becomes reactive — you find out what broke when users complain, not before. This checklist is designed for PMs who own their product&
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Quality assurance has always been someone else's job — handed off to QA engineers, or left to developers to figure out. But here's the reality: product managers understand the user flows better than anyone. You know what needs to work. You know what would break the experience.