How do you scale testing while keeping up with a fast-growing product? @At BlaBlaCar, Quality Assurance Manager @Rémy Gronencheld introduced a “Q-as-a-Service” model that redefines how QA operates. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, the QA team adapts to the company’s needs—whether that means automating tests, mentoring teams, or optimizing workflows. By creating flexibility, Q-as-a-Service ensures quality becomes everyone’s responsibility while still providing expert guidance where it’s needed most.

Automation is like slicing through butter—smooth and time-saving. But how can you maximize your results without driving your developers up the wall? @Lori Henderson shares how they’ve boosted first-time releases and decreased hot fixes by blending automation with peer testing. Trust us, less manual work + quality throughput = happy developers.

Shift-left testing gets all the attention, but it’s shift-right that reveals what truly works. At @BlaBlaCar, Quality Assurance Manager @Rémy Gronencheld explains why testing in production is critical for real-world success: Shift-left: Build with confidence but rely on assumptions. Shift-right: Test against the unpredictable—low connections, real devices, and user behavior. The reality? Combining both approaches lets teams take calculated risks without sacrificing quality.

Is your QA strategy keeping up with the speed of innovation? In this episode of Test Case Scenario, Jason Baum and Marcus Merrell are joined by Rémy Gronencheld, Quality Assurance Manager at BlaBlaCar, to explore how the global carpooling platform scaled from manual testing to seamless automation. Rémy dives into BlaBlaCar’s journey—moving from Mac minis and manual regressions to a robust, scalable test automation suite with Sauce Labs.

Trust in business isn’t built overnight. @Marcus Merrell shares how it’s earned through consistency. Keep these three things in mind as you lead your teams into 2025. Learn more about the value of trust and how it’s built on the latest episode of Test Case Scenario.

Does your testing align with what your customers truly care about, or is it shaped by assumptions? Many testing teams focus on familiar paths, like editing a profile or managing basic workflows, but these may not reflect the features your customers actually care about. @Marcus Merrell and @Evelyn Coleman share why it’s important to dig deeper. When you do, you’ll find critical areas where quality assurance has the biggest impact on revenue and user experience.

When last-minute changes meet high-demand periods, quality assurance becomes the cornerstone of success. @Evelyn Coleman recommends a few strategies to align your quality roadmap with high-pressure cycles like open enrollment. Build testing rhythms into your quality strategy. Account for time spikes and freezes in development.Prioritize QA, not just development, during crunch times. Learn more about how timing and seasonality affect QA on the latest episode of the Test Case Scenario.

Tech is brilliant, but it doesn't sell itself. It’s the people in the middle—sellers, marketers, and customer success teams—that connect your innovation to the world. Understand their challenges, and you’ll connect the dots to your product. Catch the latest episode of Test Case Scenario to hear more from @Marcus Merrell on why empathy for the 'connectors' is essential for every tech professional.

Escaped bugs can break more than your code—they can break the bank, too. In this episode of Test Case Scenario, Jason Baum, Evelyn Coleman, and Marcus Merrell break down the connection between software quality and business impact. They talk about how to approach postmortems, why some features matter more than others, and how technical teams can align their work with business goals. You’ll also hear real-life stories of bugs that cost companies millions and learn practical tips for balancing technical needs with business priorities in industries like retail, finance, healthcare, and government.

There’s a better way to approach test automation. Selenium is a powerful browser automation tool, but it’s not a testing framework—and that distinction matters. @Diego Molina from Sauce Labs discusses why comparing Selenium to testing framework tools like Playwright or Cypress is like comparing apples to oranges. While Selenium provides the capabilities for automation, tools like Playwright offer full-fledged testing features. By recognizing the unique strengths of each of them, you can make an educated choice on which tool would best fit your testing strategy.