Ten symptoms to know if your project is infected with influenza A (H1N1)

10. When you start getting increased number of bugs as compared to earlier releases

9. When your developers stop thinking about quality in code

8. When bugs pass through QC unnoticed

7. When you stop acknowledging quality efforts and start giving more importance to speed and volume of writing a code

6. When quality and development teams are not in sync

5. When you start feeling QC is a waste of money, efforts and time

4. When quality aspect is given least time in overall project

3. When management starts overlooking then overseeing

2. When customer does not get grossly involved in performing UAT

1. When above mentioned in point numbers 2 to 10 starts spreading in other projects