Edmond Lau

A wonderful starting guide on the path to improve yourself as an engineer and/or engineering manager (because many advices in the book are not just the tips that affect your skills, but make you shift, or more correctly, balance certain priorities instead). I've already experienced a how a small fraction of them makes the project go smoother. Look forward to implementing the rest in 2017!

4 stars because it did exceed my expectations, but was quite repetitive at times.

It is a great book full of practical advice on how to get more done as a software developer. In fact, it is one of the three books I think all programmers would benefit from reading (the other two are Code Complete and The Pragmatic Programmer).

Full review at my blog: https://henrikwarne.com/2017/01/15/book-review-the-effective-engineer/