Quality is the key factor in every project. Quality is the process of meeting or exceeding the client’s expectations. It is deemed high quality if it meets or exceeds clients expectations while it is low quality if it does not meet the expected standards. Quality assurance arises from the strategies, standards and plans laid down to perform the project tasks. Strict adherence to the standards and laid down strategies assures that the final output meets the expected quality standards. However, quality assurance is achieved through proactive measures like good raw materials, good process, skilled people, high accurate high precision equipment, well defined optimized processes and giving adequate time. Quality control is the procedure of analyzing the final product and ensuring that it adheres to the set standards and the laid down strategies. QA depends on DEFECT PREVENTION and targets zero defects. Leveraging inspections and testing on the final output to ascertain that it conforms to the expected standards produce high quality deliverables. To summarize, QA focuses on preventing defects at the process level, while QC focuses on finding defects at the product level and both are integrated pieces of quality. My previous roles have imparted great experience in me that I cannot accept anything short of quality from my team and myself. Constant motivation of team members results in improved performance and consequently production of high quality products. Client’s satisfaction is vital and can only be achieved through provision of high quality outputs.