To my mind, this book can provide you with a fresh look at what might be of more importance than any existing methodology for an enterprise to succeed. Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais raise a few essential questions about the influence of Conway’s la...
This summer season, I spent some time catching up on my ‘reading’ list and, specifically, on its not job-related part. You know, your brain deserves a vacation, too 😉 “Army of None” by Paul Scharre was sitting in my Audible library for quite a long ...
I recently finished listening to “The Lean Startup” by Eric Ries, an engineer and entrepreneur. His fist-handed experience of founding and working in startups led him to create guiding rules for startup success. The book is full of descriptive exampl...
This winter holiday season, I spent some time listening to a new book by the author of the famous “The Phoenix Project.” As I really liked that book, a new novel about the DevOps movement was on my reading list long before the release. “The Unicorn P...
“The Phoenix Project” is one of these rare books you read and find yourself thinking: “Hey man, it is the same situation I am/was!” and these “Aha!” moments follow you all the way to the end of reading. When I finished the book, my biggest impression...
The idea of limiting shallow activities such as aimless web surfing, bungee YouTube watching or scrolling news feeds came to my mind long ago. I quit watching TV almost ten years ago and found this experience rewarding. I became less anxious about al...
