Books

A non-programmer's introduction to simulations and games. Most intro simulation books are written for programmers. Our book offers technical details on what they are and how they are built, written for someone who is not (and doesn't want to be) a programmer, but who still needs or wants to know about the inner workings of a simulation.

Many of my colleagues complain that all the wrong companies and recruiters approach them about jobs. It turned out that their LinkedIn profiles were flat, barren, and did not highlight their skills. LinkedIn is the resume of the 21st century. A few minutes or improving your LinkedIn presence can lead to the job you want, at the salary you deserve.

Zero To Code is a manual for launching a new career as a software engineer.

In the book "Agile Tools, Agile Practices: Agile Working 4.0" you will find a clear summary of the most important agile framework Scrum, Kanban, Design Thinking, Lean Startup and the most important on the topic Daily Standup and Retrospectives, as well as a compact presentation of the most important agile values and principles.

Learn tricks to make attending conferences bearable, productive, meaningful and even enjoyable.

"The Master Negotiator"" provides crucial know how for every phase of a negotiation. With a good strategy and appropriate tactics, rhetorics and a convenient negotiation phase model you will be able to succeed in all kinds of negotiations.

"Der Meisterverhandler" gibt Ihnen für jede Phase einer Verhandlung das notwendige Know-how an die Hand. Mit einer guten Strategie, der passenden Taktik, geeigneten rhetorische Mitteln und passenden Modellen lassen sich alle Arten von Verhandlungen erfolgreich bewältigen.

Are you an experienced CIO, or a director or executive who's about to become one? Are you prepared for the changes in culture, technology, and regulations that continuously disrupt and transform the modern workplace? This book is your guide to applying an agile paradigm to grow your career and lead your company to success in the 21st century.

100 Patterns For Success by Bill Keck is a book of patterns for programmers, entrepreneurs, and start-ups on the launch pad. The explores success by defining patterns that can be adopted by anyone, supported by many quotes from tech billionaires and rock star CEOs that give us insight into the concepts.

Toiling at a desk in anonymity is not a bad thing for a software developer, but it's not what everyone wants. The rewards of getting involved are numerous and life-enhancing. Dave Rael shares his experience in moving from being an unknown programmer to a more involved influencer. Not yet complete! More stories and inspiration to come.

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Do you want to have the freedom to work from anywhere in the world while making a great living? In the Freelancer Manifesto you'll follow a step by step guide based on real world principles so that you can effectively launch a freelance development business. Learn how to build a profitable business from scratch and gain the tools needed to succeed.

This book will guide you in a step-by-step manner to create the perfect resume, which will land you your dream interview.

Technical leads and managers work hard to hire the best people, choose the best tools, implement the best process, and deliver great software. Unfortunately, our actions may sabotage our best efforts, producing frustrated teams, poor quality and driving away our best developers. This book covers 7 ways technical managers harm their teams.

You can either tell people what to do or help them generate their own solutions. There's a place for both. This book digs into this arena as it pertains to individuals and teams.