A Curated Collection for Growth and Learning
Such a vast ocean of knowledge to explore…
Here’s a curated collection of books you can use to probe the many depths and hidden treasures that are part of being ~60% water.
I hope you’ll find inspiration and learning regardless of the current changes you are navigating.
Browse or search for resources on leadership challenges, team dynamics, and mindfulness practices that are right for you. (Free text will search title, description, author fields)
Software architecture metrics are key to the maintainability and architectural quality of a software project and they can warn you...
From the bestselling author of Thinking, Fast and Slow and the co-author of Nudge, a groundbreaking exploration of why most...
Our economy and future way of life depend on how well American manufacturing managers adapt to the dynamic, globally competitive...
Metrics for Agile Product Teams Is creating awesome software products your team's goal? Do you see no meaningful outcomes even when all the charts are...
Escape Velocity: Better Metrics for Agile Teams Velocity is the most commonly used metric in agile software delivery. It is also perhaps the least effective metrics in...
When Will It Be Done?: Lean-Agile Forecasting to Answer... 
Metrics Cookbook Summary Agile Metrics in Action is a rich resource for agile teams that aim to use metrics to objectively measure...
A 260-page, full-color book that will help you: STOP REACTING TO NOISE. START RESPONDING TO SIGNALS. Measures of Success by...
A project has to have a goal, otherwise, how do you know you're done? In the old days of engineering,...
Most software development teams today use some variation of agile methods. While this has improved our ability to get products...
Software Development Metrics is a handbook for anyone who needs to track and guide software development and delivery at the...
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I’d recommend Noise by Daniel Kahneman (well, just about anything by him)
Good one! Added to my backlog…