Some practical and useful strategies if you feel behind in the office. This is a almost like having her consult with you on your personal style of working. She had assessments and other tools to help you find direction and balance. Amazon reviews are very positive as well.
If I had read this 10 years ago I would have saved myself a ton of frustration and lessons. If you are an employee you should read this. This is as helpful and much like 7 Habits of Highly effective people. Specific strategies that you can apply to any business. Find out the Amazon reviews here.
Learning things sometimes makes you question your own values/beliefs and this is a thoughtful book if you want to examine your own ideas of what success means to you. It has interviews from some famous and not so famous people that might help you create a more meaningful life. The Amazon reviews are here and positive.
This is the single best Linux book I have ever read. If you have been turned off before by the sometimes arcane nature of Linux/Unix, you will keep the pages turning in this one. It took about 2 weeks for me to digest since it was around 1,000 pages. What a worthwhile read it was. It reminded me of things I have already done, and things that I can do to make things easier in the future. Kudos to the author. You can read the all positive reviews here at Amazon.
Honestly I couldn’t finish this book. I like learning things and I like technology, but this was kind of dry and full of factual errors. I am not exactly sure who would benefit from reading this book. I’m not exactly sure what Guy Kawasaki was thinking when he made this quote that features prominently on the front of the book “The most important book about technology today, with implications that go far beyond programming.” You can read the Amazon reviews here.