| How To Lead Self-Managing Teams?: A business novel on changing leadership from sheepherding to beekeeping | Rini van Solingen, 2016 | Nice novel with some thoughts on self-managing teams. The content itself did not seem overly groundbreaking. |
| Team Topologies - Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow | Manuel Pais, Matthew Skelton, 2019 | Really enjoyed the content of this book. Gives important ideas and vocabulary to talk about how teams can work together in a bigger company. |
| Project to Product: How to Survive and Thrive in the Age of Digital Disruption with the Flow Framework | Mik Kersten, 2019 | Interesting ideas, but from the perspective of a developer seems to be full of management speak and didn't really lead to any epiphanies. |
| Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship | Robert C. Martin, 2008 | A classic, that still everybody writing code should read. Learned a lot from this book and will probably come back to it many times. |
| The Mythical Man-Month. Essays on Software Engineering. Anniversary Edition | Frederick P. Brooks, 1995 | Also a classic for a reason, that I want to refer to regularly in daily work conversations. Gives you perspective on how the fundamental problems in creating sw products haven't changed in over 20 years. |
| The Unicorn Project: A Novel about Developers, Digital Disruption, and Thriving | Gene Kim, 2019 | Novel about IT and software development in a company. Initially wasn't a fan of the writing style, however was convinced of the book in the end. As strange as it sounds, it's a feel good book about software development, dealing with very relatable problems in the corporate software development world. |