Elisabeth Hendrickson

History

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My Contributions

The Two Sides of Testing

Testing Lessons from Extreme Programmers

Trust Everyone, but Cover Your Assets

Lightweight Development. Heavyweight QA

From Invisible to Invaluable

The Softer Side of Software

When Bad Performance Happens to Good Employees

Redefining Quality

The Tyranny of the "To Do" List

The Care and Feeding of Testing Skills

Give 'em the Business

Show and Tell

Arguing Apples and Oranges

Taking Stock of Your Career

Brewing Trouble

A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words

We're All Human

The Art of Influence

Managing Technical People (When You're No Techie)

Becoming Indispensable

Finding a Mentor

Writing Effective Bug Reports

Making the Right Choice

Build It or Buy It?

Evaluating Tools

Thinking Games

Don't Go Down with the Ship: How to Save Your Software Project

Do You Know What They Want?

Take the "Groove Test" and Get Out of Your Rut

The Problem Isn't Always THE Problem

The Science of Catching Hidden Bugs

Bang for the Buck

What's in a Name? Everything.

Better Testing, Worse Quality?

e-Talk Radio: Hendrickson, Elisabeth, 15 February 2001

Snaring Black Widows in Ladybug Clothing

Looking for What's Not There