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Survival Guide by Bob Lewis This is a great book that covers the business/management side of IT/IS. Bob is one of my favorite columnists in the industry, and I recommend this book to both techies and managers alike. |
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The Mythical Man-Month by Frederick P. Brooks An IT classic, this was one of the first books to dissect how to run a successful software project. Most IT managers can cite rules from this book by heart... even while they violate others. |
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Peopleware by Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister Another IT classic on the formation of productive teams. Hint: cubicles are evil. |
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Death March by Edward Yourdon This is the classic text of IT trouble. You will find the causes of every failed project in this book. |
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Software Project Survival Guide by Steve C McConnell A good book on running software projects in general. |
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