A Reading List For Leaders In A Crisis
- Ed Batista tl;dr: Broken down into the following different categories: (1) Responding to the crisis. (2) Supporting others. (3) Managing yourself (4) On coping. (5) Learning from a crisis. (6) Other resources that Ed recommends.featured in #582
A Software Architecture Reading List
- Dr Andrew Leigh tl;dr: “Dr Andrew Leigh reflects on 25 years of professional experience as a software architect and offers his insights and a reading list of recommendations.”featured in #578
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Top Five Platform Engineering Books For 2024
- Daniel Bryant tl;dr: “There’s typically a lot of agreement within the team around the best platform engineering books, but the ranking can be controversial! We’ve pooled together our collective top five recommendations for this blog post.”featured in #561
My Top 10 Favorite Leadership And Management Books
- Dennis Nerush tl;dr: “Over the years, I’ve read more than 200 books on leadership, productivity, and management; some have stood out more than others. Whether you’re a seasoned manager or just starting your leadership journey, these 10 books have shaped my thinking and approach in significant ways.”featured in #561
My Top 10 Favorite Leadership And Management Books
- Dennis Nerush tl;dr: “Over the years, I’ve read more than 200 books on leadership, productivity, and management; some have stood out more than others. Whether you’re a seasoned manager or just starting your leadership journey, these 10 books have shaped my thinking and approach in significant ways.”featured in #560
Top Five Platform Engineering Books For 2024
- Daniel Bryant tl;dr: “There’s typically a lot of agreement within the team around the best platform engineering books, but the ranking can be controversial! We’ve pooled together our collective top five recommendations for this blog post.”featured in #553
Top Five Platform Engineering Books For 2024
- Daniel Bryant tl;dr: “There’s typically a lot of agreement within the team around the best platform engineering books, but the ranking can be controversial! We’ve pooled together our collective top five recommendations for this blog post.”featured in #552
Build: A New Book For Engineering Leaders
- Rebecca Murphey Otto Hilska tl;dr: Our new book, Build: Elements of an Effective Software Organization, is a blueprint for continuous improvement. It zeroes in on three key ingredients: a relentless focus on business outcomes, actionable insights to boost the productivity of your software teams, and a thoughtful approach to improving the experience of building software at your company. Read it online for free.featured in #519
10 Must-Reads For Engineering Leaders
- Anton Zaides tl;dr: “Although I insist you should fully read them, I summarized my main takeaway from each book in today’s article.” Anton discusses: (1) Turn the Ship Around: building a team that doesn’t depend on you. (2) No Rules Rules: removing all controls and bureaucracy. (3) Extreme Ownership: You are the organization. And more.featured in #509