Books to read suggestions

[Fadoua]

Good morning All,

Happy Friday!

Why is everyone so quiet? I know it is summer but I am sure you are not on vacation the whole time except if you work for public schools.

Well, today I want to ask you to share a book that you think it is a really good one to read.

Please share your suggestions, remember "Sharing is caring".

Have a great weekend everyone!

Best,

Fadoua

[carolyn french]

Good evening, @Fadoua ! 

I just finished reading the book "Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup" and I couldn't put it down... I highly recommend it.

What's the last good book that you read?

Have a great weekend!

Carolyn

[Fadoua]

How are you @carolyn french ? I miss you, hopefully will see you sometime this year.

I am still reading "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" really a good one.

Thanks for sharing!

Best,

Fadoua

[carolyn french]

Doing pretty well @Fadoua - would love to hang out again soon too.

Are you on Goodreads?

[Fadoua]

@carolyn french  Oops sorry for the delay, I saw your question but forgot to answer. No I am not.

[Bruce Jewell]

Don't want to be too obvious, but Phoenix Project (ITSM/ITIL) is a fun read and similar (socratic method) to Critical Chain (Eliyahu Goldratt) (Manufacturing)(circa 1985).  I found Cal Newports Digital Minimalism pretty good, points are valid and should be considered in our digital lives.  I also just finished the Lord of the Rings trilogy, this is an annual read, good vs evil, Davids vs Goliaths, etc. Can't go wrong with Hobbits.

Thanks Fadoua for opening the topic.

Best to My Fellow Atlassian Fans,

Bruce

[carolyn french]

Thanks for the recommendations! Agree with can't go wrong with Hobbits :)