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We spoke very closely with Alexander Polomodov about project management and books.

#BookCube

Very tight. chat on Alexander Polomodov Project management and books.

Here is how Misha Seleznev reacted to this podcast:

“Cool podcast, if you haven’t already. The guys seem to be going to discuss Dima’s new book “Don’t complicate it!” Project management using the P3.express method, but until they got to the book, there was so much to discuss. And from the very beginning, the machine gun began to quote or mention. 100500 authors and books

Gathered everything. 100500 Authors and books in one list. I hope I haven't missed anything - I want to go through the Sasha recommendations myself:

  1. Eliahu Goldratt - Target. Continuous improvement
  2. Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Spafford – The Phoenix Project A novel about how DevOps is changing business for the better
  3. Jin Kim - The Unicorn Project. A novel about digital transformation, developers and overtaking competitors
  4. Maxim Ilyakhov, Lyudmila Sarycheva – Write, shorten
  5. Rita Mulkahi - PMP Exam Prep
  6. Bent Fliwbjerg, Dan Gardner – How Big Things Get Done
  7. Stephen Hawking, A Brief History of Time
  8. Richard Feynman - You're kidding, Mr. Feynman!
  9. Daniel Kahneman, Think Slowly, Decide Fast
  10. Avinash Dixit and Barry Neilbuff, Strategy Games. Available textbook on game theory
  11. Thomas Kuhn, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
  12. Atul Gawande - Checklist. How to avoid stupid mistakes that lead to fatal consequences n
  13. Peter Thiel, Zero to One. How to create a startup that will change the future
  14. Chris Voss - Never Split the Difference (No compromise.)
  15. Dmitry Ilyenkov, Valeria Ilyenkov – Do not complicate. Project management by P3.express method

If I were asked to choose three of these books, I would choose myself, Thiel and Goldratt. And Fliwborg. And you?

@ilenkovda