Does your company use QA team? Or do you do your own QA.

We do our own QA and then write detailed damned test cases in excel o.o for other people to run the scenarios you've already run through o.o

Well, it hasn't been tested if the test wasn't documented. Ideally, writing the automated test would be easier than manual testing.

We self test as we develop. We also write automated tests where possible that run on builds. We collect manual tests in a list and include them in code review. One or more devs review the code then attempt those tests. Code gets merged. Then the tests get copied into QA team format. QA does testing on those test cases in a QA environment. They add as many tests as they like. If they find anything they request changes. After all changes the code is moved to done. Then the tester writes automated tests to detect regressions.

Yeah, we (SWEs) write the unit tests and QA do the rest of the testing (manual functional tests and automated integration/E2E tests).

SDET team writes automated tests. Devs self test some, SDETs fill in the gaps. Manual QA handles the stuff that's not worth automation.

Sounds great, but the process is a pain in the ass. Devs don't like the tests that SDETs write, but their feedback on PRs is bad. Manual QA doesn't know what's automated so they way over-test.

Everything is shit.