Leading Out Loud
This book focuses near entirely on communcation: Authentic, vulnerable communcation and exactly how to achieve it
This book focuses near entirely on communcation: Authentic, vulnerable communcation and exactly how to achieve it
If you have an interest in being the best coder you can be, you have to have familiarity with algorithms. This is the best introduction to why that is that I have found.
This book centers on how more people can actually get less work done, and strategies to ensure that does not occur.
I read this when trying to get my hands on as much Architecture knowledge as was available. I'd prioritize this lower on the list than most, but its a decent read.
This book is all about defining the job role behind a Staff Engineer: What are you supposed to focus on? How do you best contribute?
The CDK is a massive timesaver over raw Cloudformation, but even with helpful constructs in place, it takes some getting used to. Reading this book, while taking a few hours, will likely save you more than a few days over the course of time.
This book does a decent job at putting what is typically under wraps on display: building a business is hard and often ugly, meaning that you are almost never choosing a right answer, but the least wrong, and you only know 10% of what is required to make a good decision.