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For some reason great books come in pairs. This morning I think I just found the next great pair. Being Geek: The Trailer Michael Loop aka Rands in Repose and author of Managing Humans: Biting and Humorous Tales of a Software Engineering Manager is out with a new book: Being Geek: … Continue reading
Amazon is announcing a new, better, lighter, cheaper Kindle. With the new version of the Kindle, I’m finally ready to break down and buy one. but something struck me as odd. Why doesn’t the Kindle play music, or any audio for that fact? Amazon sells Audio Books Amazon has a … Continue reading
Do you see that picture? That’s just the books I keep at work. They are almost all hardback and the ones on the corner of my desk are mostly ones I’ve purchased in the last 2-3 months. This doesn’t count my book cases at home full of books or even … Continue reading
I truly believe that everything about how and why we work has changed. There is no reason to do anything you aren’t inspired to do, if you’re not inspired you are wasting your time and no amount of managerial motivation will change that. I’ve raved about Daniel Pink‘s new book Drive: … Continue reading
I know I’ve already mentioned our first ever book giveaway contest. Drive is really an amazing book and I feel lucky to be giving it away. Hugh Lee was the first winner of an autographed copy of Dan Pink’s, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us. We are entering … Continue reading
Last week I announced that we’d be giving away two copies of the book Drive that I raved about, signed by the author Daniel A Pink (blog & Twitter). I am happy to announce the first winner in our first ever book giveaway contest. Hugh Lee is now the proud … Continue reading
A few weeks ago I recommended Daniel H. Pink’s book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, as the most important book you could read this year. I still mean that although I think that John Hagel’s forthcoming book, The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can … Continue reading
Image via WikipediaI read this post on LifeHacker and it got me thinking.Books: In Defense of Buying Books. The post is about actually buying as opposed to checking out books in the library it still got me thinking about the future of the paper book. When the Kindle came out … Continue reading
Influence: Science and Practice Reading this book gave me the same feeling I hade when I read Anarchist Cookbook; like I was learning something I really shouldn’t. Robert writes the book from the perspective of how to avoid the traps of influence. It doesn’t take long to realize that in … Continue reading
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