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1.Emphasise on project goals and benefits and clearly communicate on the expectations as a team in scrum meetings 2.Plan for team building activities to boost morale of the team and empower the team on collaborative work culture. 3.Continuous improvement on case to case basis. 4.Adopt learnings and best practices from other teams, projects and industry.

Collaborating effectively between QA testers and developers in Agile teams can be challenging, Here are some approaches to improve collaboration: Retrospectives to Address Gaps Continuous Improvement: Agile retrospectives offer a chance for both developers and QA to reflect on what worked and what didn’t. This allows the team to refine their processes, reduce bottlenecks, and improve future sprints. Early Feedback: Do not wait for later reviews instead take the feedback at the early phase. Effective Communication and Tools Daily Standups: Agile’s daily standups should encourage developers and testers to share updates and blockers. Open communication can help in anticipating and resolving issues quickly.

I improve QA and developer teamwork by organizing regular syncs to align on goals, address blockers early, and ensure clear documentation. Focusing on shared goals helps maintain smooth progress in agile.