How is the collaborative workflow organized in the team and what methodologies are used?

The collaborative workflow in a team is usually organized using the following methodologies:

• Agile and Scrum: regular sprints, daily stand-ups, planning, and retrospectives help maintain communication and respond flexibly to changes.
• Use of version control systems (Git): for collaborative work on code and tests, with practices like code review and pull requests.
• Documentation of test cases and bugs: using tracking systems (Jira, TestRail) so all participants can see the status of tasks.
• Test automation: integration with CI/CD for quick detection of regressions.
• Communication and knowledge sharing: through chats, meetings, and joint code reviews.

This approach ensures process transparency, improves product quality, and accelerates the release of new versions.