u/Existing_Passion8823

It’s about making sure things work as expected and reporting issues so developer can be fixed.

The funny part is, this habit doesn’t stay limited to work.
You start noticing small issues everywhere like a lift button or door not responding properly or a website layout that feels off 😂

you realize you’re not just testing apps or website anymore…
you’ve become a bug finder in real life too

Just sharing my experience—any other QA testers feel the same or Share your real-life experience ?

If yes, I also face this problem. I was answering same questions again and again, especially about pricing and in the end leave without buying anything.

Customer kept asking lot's of question about the product like price, quality and details.

It's was really time-consuming and we tried to answer all those questions, but it still didn't lead to many sales.

In all of this, we sometime miss genuine leads, who were actually interested in buying. They waiting for a reply, but at the same time and many out of them lost time.

Now it's much easier because those repetitive replies automatically, which saves lot of time.