From Chaos to Consistency: Establishing Quality Culture in Startup Environments
Drishti Tyagi
A Quality and Process Management professional with 10+yrs in IT industry and an independently practicing children's Library Educator.
The surge of new and innovative ideas is in no way dipping in the coming years. The readiness of the end users to try out something new, innovative, and impactful is a boost to anyone wanting to try out new ways of solving new and old problems. As startups rush headlong to make a mark, obtain and retain customers at breakneck speed they must be fast and furious on one side and agile and steady on the other.
One of the aspects of business that can facilitate this balance is how well the organization invests in building a culture of quality and optimized processes right from the start. This is not just about setting up a separate team solely responsible for the organization's processes but it's about every member of the organization understanding what is at stake and pulling their weight to get their jobs done in the best possible manner. After all, if a job is worth doing - it is worth doing well.
As an organization grows it can focus on building such a DNA by practicing below guidelines
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The focus of this article is on building a culture of quality which of course is an ongoing process, but it is also a key step in starting the quality and process journey.
Shaping the Future of Quality Engineering with AI | Founder & Mentor @ Ai4Testers | ex Leader, AICoE @ QualiZeal | Architect of GenAI & AgenticAI Tools | Trainer, Speaker, Author | Advisor | Always Learning
1 年>> "if a job is worth doing - it is worth doing well" - This fragment in your article summarizes it all to any aspirant who is living on the fence in a startup. And looking for some wishful big glass doors to open up instead of creating them. And yes, it equally applies to non-serious startupreneurs as well in laying the operational ground! All of the 5 points you listed must start with a great combo that we usually do not get to see-- Ethics + Caliber. Both of them aren't mutually exclusive, at least in a startup. What say?
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1 年Great insights for startups! Building a business can sometimes feel like launching a rocket, but with the right knowledge and resources, you can soar to amazing heights. It's awesome to see you sharing your tips and experience with others in the community. #BlogChallenge #Startups #Quality