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Thinking

Thinking About Fear and Blame
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

Looking at fear, blame, and outcomes through the lens of causal modeling.

Thinking About Doing More with Less
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

Exploring a reframing of value demand, failure demand, and waste.

Thinking About Better Testing, Worse Quality
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

Using causal diagrams to analyze how better testing can ironically lead to worse quality.

Thinking About Finding the Sweet Spot
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

U-curve charts can help you avoid getting trapped in either / or thinking.

Thinking About Choice and Strategy
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

Strategy guides choices; choices allow for strategy.

Thinking About Variability
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

How to use Shewhart charts to understand the variability of your metrics

Thinking About Cause and Effect
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

How to use causal models to discover points of leverage where you can make different decisions

Thinking About Context and Decisions
Elisabeth Hendrickson
Elisabeth Hendrickson

When the right answer to a question is 'it depends,' what does that really mean?

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