Gerald M. Weinberg: Writer - Consultant
Dedicated to Helping Smart People be Happy
QUALITY
Gerald M. Weinberg: Writer - Consultant
Dedicated to Helping Smart People be Happy
QUALITY
Books on Quality
Handbook of Walkthroughs, Inspections, and Technical Reviews
Perfect Software and other Fallacies about Software Testing
Quality Software Management Series
Vol.2. First-Order Measurement
Rethinking Systems Analysis and Design
Understanding the Professional Programmer
Workshops
with Esther Derby and Johanna Rothman
AYE Conference (Amplifying Your Effectiveness)
• I offer a few private workshops, such as
• Workshop in designing experiential training
• Consulting Clinics
These private workshops are open only to people I know through previous workshops or the AYE Conference or the SHAPE Forum. (To indicate your interest, or for information, contact Esther Derby.)
Articles About Quality
Make your organization blame-free and productive
A moment's thought may keep you out of big trouble.
Ask yourself if you really want or need to be first.
One-time programs should be much cheaper.
Exceptions are here to stay. Deal with them.
Don't let others put your mind to sleep.
How to hand millions of excuses.
Advice for Software Development Managers
Here are some different ways to see your job.
What strategy really leads to creativity?
Test Trimming: A Fable about Testing
Make sure you have the time you need.
Treaties to Deal with Communication and Conflict
Four Different Ways of Participating
Be a better leader and/or follower.
Interviews
(with comments about quality)
Here are some recent interviews with Jerry, in a variety of formats:
Clarke Ching asks Questions about Perfect Software
CIO Magazine: The Unfulfilled Project
StickyMinds:Beth Layman interviews Jerry about the state of the practice, becoming a technical leader, and the future of software engineering
Michael Hunter asks Five questions on testing and debugging.
Personal Chemistry and the Healthy Body
(based on an interview for software people I gave decades ago, which still seems relevant today)
On change, as part of an article by John Manuel K.
Software Development Interview: Advice for Software Development Managers
Consulting Tips: Management Consulting News
On the past and future of software engineering, by StickyMinds
Dorset House: Sidebar links to various interviews about books and book topics
A really fun, wide-ranging interview conducted by Clay Shannon