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What is a book you found useful for your professional development?
For me, the classical one "How to Win Friends & Influence People" was very helpful for building better relationships during my early career.
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Josh Russ
"Build" by Tony Fadell
He built the iPod/iPhone @ Apple then started Nest.
Such a great read!
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@apple @josh_russ1 I enjoy success stories! Adding to my list, thank you Josh!
Reinventing organizations by Frederic Laloux. Great if you want to learn about self-organized teams and purposeful work.
Unfuck Yourself by Gary John Bishop and Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely. Both books go a long way when exploring concepts of relationships, perspective and the way to handle life.
@medinaluis Thanks for sharing these Luis. Also, Predictably Irrational seems like a good read for behavioural psychology, can't wait to read that! 👌🏼
Never split the difference by Chris Voss is super helpful as it helps us understand a lot on being attentive and learning more about the person we are dealing with than jumping on what we are trying to achieve!
@sanjay_somashekar I totally agree! I enjoyed a lot reading that book. Especially the conversation with Harvard professors in that room was quite an interesting beginning.
@marko_rakic2 Thanks Marko! Atomic habits gave a good insight and helped me to take some action as well. And even today I'm still following it whether it is to read only one page a book, or one push-up a day, just to keep my habits alive.
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