The correct way to log bugs
You as QA, tester, developer, project manager, product owner or any role you have on your company may came across or may be related or informed about the bugs logged by the team within the project, bugs touches all team members because in some phase or in some moment everyone will see the bugs and review them. First of all let's be clear, bugs are not intended for QAs to bring out a developer's error or to criticize their job, bugs are intended to discover failures before the client or some stakeholder do, this will be worst and may generate a negative impact to the company and the project, this also may cause the client to lose confidence on the company or team. This is not a competition about how many bugs QA found and the seniority level of a QA is not measurable by how many bugs he/she finds, I do not agree that if a day passes and QA didn't log any issues is because QA did no work, perhaps there were a lot of meetings, or QA was doing test cases, feature files, or ...