Books about Personal Development

Home » Books about Personal Development
Personal Development Sign

Please check back to this page in the future, as I expect it to develop with the blog.

Soft Skills by John Sonmez

This is one of the best books on software development I have ever read, and its not even technical. Surely a future classic?

View on amazon.co.uk: Soft Skills: The software developer’s life manual

How to Win Friends and Influence People

No list on personal development is complete without this book being included. Continuously in print since it was produced in the 1920’s, this is a real classic.

View on amazon.co.uk: How to Win Friends and Influence People

Top Posts & Pages

Categories

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Blogroll

  • Mike Cohn's Blog
  • Scott Hanselman's Blog
Four Reasons Agile Teams Estimate Product Backlog Items

Estimating product backlog items provides benefits beyond predicting when a project will be finished

Seven Tips for Running a Virtual Daily Scrum

How do you effectively facilitate a daily scrum with a remote team?

What Is a High-Performing Agile Team?

How to build and sustain a Scrum team that exceeds the sum of its parts.

What Does Scrum Mean by Cross Functional Teams?

What exactly does cross functional mean and why does it matter?

Announcing Agile NFTs

Finally–agile NFTs are here. Check them out before they’re gone.

Using Home Assistant to integrate a Unifi Protect G4 Doorbell and Amazon Alexa to announce visitors
- Scott Hanselman

I am not a Home Assistant expert, but it's clearly a massive and powerful ecosystem. I've

JavaScript and TypeScript Projects with React, Angular, or Vue in Visual Studio 2022 with or without .NET
- Scott Hanselman

I was reading Gabby's blog post about the new TypeScript/JavaScript project experience in Visua

A Nightscout Segment for OhMyPosh shows my realtime Blood Sugar readings in my Git Prompt
- Scott Hanselman

I've talked about how I love a nice pretty prompt in my Windows Terminal and made videos showin

Upgrading a 20 year old University Project to .NET 6 with dotnet-upgrade-assistant
- Scott Hanselman

I wrote a Tiny Virtual Operating System for a 300-level OS class in C# for college back in 2001 (?)

.NET 6 Hot Reload and "Refused to connect to ws: because it violates the Content Security Policy directive" because Web Sockets
- Scott Hanselman

If you're excited about Hot Reload like me AND you also want an "A" grade from Securi

Meta