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3 Tech Books You Should Read
3 Tech Books You Should Read
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I recommend these.
Also I just watched this video and am going implementing this reading log in my reading routine 🙂
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Like the statement, the Govt runs on COBOL and Band-Aids, over here in NZ, we call it the Number 8 Wire and DIY. Our Govt systems run here on a "She'll be alright approach", If its running fine, dont need to fix it/Improve it".
Thanks for the recommendations. I loved reading "The Phoenix Project" and is sequel "The Unicorn Project"
Hey what's up GPS! Great to see you. Thanks a lot for the book recommendations! I always value your opinions and insights on things and these books sound amazing. I think I'm gonna start with The Phoenix Project because I'm studying for my next cloud cert and I'm on the fence as to whether to go DevOps or pure cloud network engineering But regardless, I know I'll be scripting in one form or another, there's just no way around it! So I'm definitely gonna check those titles out! Thank a bunch again and you and your family have a Merry Christmas and Happy new Year and as always, be well, be safe and Cheers!!
My three books would be the Pragmatic Programmer (so, so good covering many different topics), the Mythical Man Month (it's a classic for a reason) and a Philosophy of Software Design.
Nice recommendations def gonna check them out. I just finished Surveillance Valley by Yasha Levine. Apparently Tor was created by the Us Navy and is basically a honeypot. Also signal basically has NSA backdoors built in. About to dig into Kill it With Fire: Manage Aging computer systems (and future proof modern ones) by Marianne Bellotti, i really enjoy her medium articles.
#CodeforPhilly
Tools and Weapons
Phoenix Project
Recoding America
Thanks for sharing!
We can all relate to The Phoenix Project 😂
You're a positivity wizard, turning my bad day into a good one!
Worked in the public sector for a while. The COBOL and Band-Aids mentality is strong there. I have lots of opinions, lol.
Thank you so much for the tips.
Excellent advice for anyone, but especially those who are or want to get into IT as a career.
Using the "developing new habits" practices really helps making regular reading part of your daily routine. Essentially just find a way to make sure you read everyday for the first 30 days. After that you will have begun a new habit that will help you stick with it. I don't know if this works for everyone, but it's helped me incorporate daily tasks that I was neglecting.
Another excellent video. Cheers! 👽✌️
Thank you very much for keeping it post, Gwyneth
Appreciate the amazing recommendations, I have been recommended the phoenix project, so will most likely start with that one!!
Facts …GPS, awesome content as usual..
Will my next job be working at the government? Who knows…
The reality is that tech skills is not the only thing that makes you a great candidate/employee/professional. Reading is one of those skills that will massively impact your career. Read.