Books for team leaders and project managers. Part 2

The previous article was very well received by readers, therefore, as promised, today I prepared an article-bonus.

So, I asked to answer the question which books from the article did you read?

Poll Results:

Book title	Number of votes	Percent
Tom DeMarco. Deadline Project Management Roman	247	54%
Frederick Brooks. Mythical man-month, or How software systems are created	174	38%
Joel Spolsky. Joel on programming	165	36%
Tom Demarco and Timothy Lister. Human factor. Successful projects and teams	148	32%
Jason Fride, David Heinmeier Hensson. Rework. Business without prejudice	108	24%
Jeffrey Young and William Simon. iKona. Steve Jobs	94	21%
Tom DeMarco, Timothy Lister. Waltzing with the Bears: Risk Management in Software Development Projects	70	fifteen%
Tom Demarco, Timothy Lister. Naughty from adrenaline and zombie patterns. Project Team Behaviors	51	eleven%
Carmine Gallo. i Presentation. Persuasion lessons from Apple leader Steve Jobs	48	eleven%
Patrick Lensioni. Meeting Death	21	5%
Patrick Lensioni. Five vices of the team. Proverbs of Leadership	19	4%
Patrick Lensioni. The Five Temptations of a Leader: The Parables of Leadership	16	4%
Patrick Lensioni. Three signs of dull work. A story with meaning for managers (and their subordinates)	eleven	2%

And now another bonus - a list of books on a given topic, which readers have sent us:

1. Fergus O'Connell. How to successfully manage projects. silver bullet
2. 37 signals. Getting real
3. Yitzhak Adizes. Corporate Lifecycle Management
4. S. Portney. Project Management for Dummies
5. Glory to Pankratov. Manager black book
6. Philip Kotler. Marketing management
7. Jeff Cox, Dee Jacob, Susan Bergland. New goal. How to combine lean manufacturing, six sigma, and constraint theory
8. Lawrence Leach. On time and on budget. Critical Chain Project Management
9. Eliyahu Goldratt. Goal: continuous improvement process
10. Eliyahu Goldratt. Goal 2. It's not about luck
11. Mike Michalowitz. Startup without a budget
12. Edward Jordan Kamikaze path
13. J. Hank Rainwater. How to graze cats
14. Covey Stephen. Seven skills of highly effective people
15. Igor Ashmanov. Life inside the bubble. How can a manager survive in an invested project
16. A.P. Prokhorov. Russian management model
17. Roman Savin. Dot Com Testing, or Internet Startup Bug Abuse Guide
18. Dale Carnegie. How to make friends and influence people
19. Stas Davydov. Do not bother me to work!
20. Vern Harnish. Rules for managing profitable startups
21. Jim Camp First say no. Negotiation technologies that professionals would like to hide from you
22. Kennedy Gavin. You can agree on everything
23. Cialdini Robert. Psychology of influence
24. W. Detmer. Goldratt's Theory of Constraints. A systematic approach to continuous improvement
25. Scott Berkun. The art of managing IT projects
26. Lee Yackoka. Manager career
27. Gray Clifford C., Larson Eric W. Project Management
28. Michael Litvak. Command or obey
29. Yitzhak Adizes. The perfect leader. Why they can’t become and what follows from this
30. Tony Shay. Delivering happiness. From zero to a billion. The history of the creation of an outstanding company first-hand
31. Dan Kennedy. Hard management. Make people work for results
32. Robert Green. 48 laws of power
33. Vladimir Kozlov. Psychological pressure
34. Beck John, Wade Mitchell. Got game. How a generation of gamers forever changes the business environment
35. Vladimir Tarasov. Technology of life. Book for heroes
36. Walter Isaacson. Steve Jobs
37. Ayn Rand. Atlas Shrugged
38. Steve McConell. Perfect code
39. Ed Sullivan. TIME - MONEY. Creating a software development team
40. Richard Branson Losing innocence
41. Blake Maykoski. Leave your mark. How to build a company that changes the world for the better

And some respondents left feedback. I liked this review the most:

Go on, please. All your books about leadership, motivation, etc. garbage. Get things done better.

Thank you, I’m going to study.

Have a nice reading!