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Michael Bilinski liked thisMichael Bilinski liked thisExcited to announce my new role as Director of Software Engineering, B2C at Vivid Seats!
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Michael Bilinski liked thisMichael Bilinski liked thisWe’re excited to share that Nulogy has been named a Great Place to Work by Great Place to Work® Canada! This certification is based on direct feedback from employees, provided as part of a thorough, independent analysis. We’re proud of our efforts to foster a culture of trust and excellence, and will continue putting our energy into making Nulogy a Great Place to Work! #GPTWCertified https://lnkd.in/g28ywG9f
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Michael Bilinski liked this🎉🎉🎉Michael Bilinski liked thisWe’re excited to share that Nulogy has been named a Great Place to Work by Great Place to Work® Canada! This certification is based on direct feedback from employees, provided as part of a thorough, independent analysis. We’re proud of our efforts to foster a culture of trust and excellence, and will continue putting our energy into making Nulogy a Great Place to Work! #GPTWCertified https://lnkd.in/g28ywG9f
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Michael Bilinski liked thisMichael Bilinski liked thisVery excited to share that I’m starting a new position as Manager, Solution Engineering at VMware covering the Great Lakes Enterprise team!
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Manohar Venkataraman
🚨 Another example of poor QA practices in the real world 🚨 When flying with Delta, the check-in experience is different depending on whether you use the website or the app. Same data, different outcomes. My partner (Canadian) has run into this so many times abroad that she now sets a reminder to check in via iPad instead of phone—just to avoid being forced to check in at the airport. This is the kind of issue any competent QA process should have caught. If it wasn’t prioritized due to resource constraints, then at minimum the app should guide users to the correct channel instead of silently failing and frustrating paying customers. 👉 Inconsistent cross-platform experiences aren’t just bugs. They’re a signal of: · Insufficient QA coverage · Poor communication between teams · A culture that prioritizes “ship it” over customer trust Users don’t care which platform “works” — they care about a seamless experience. Hiding behind platform silos or hoping customers will “figure it out” is lazy and anti-customer. Bad QA isn’t just a tech problem. It’s a business problem.
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