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FWIW, "The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement" by Eli Goldratt, almost certainly was the inspiration for The Phoenix Project, and is IMHO a better read. One
by poulsbohemian 9y ago
FWIW, "The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement" by Eli Goldratt, almost certainly was the inspiration for The Phoenix Project, and is IMHO a better read. One could follow up with any of Goldratt's other books for more information about the Theory of Constraints.
- busterarm 9y agoIn a sense, I agree with you, but TPP is specific to a software organization and I find it "translates" better, especially to the inexperienced.
- poulsbohemian 9y agoYou make a compelling argument that making the information accessible is more important than the means of conveyance. This is a good point for many books listed in this thread: it doesn't matter how you pick up the design pattern knowledge, the algorithm knowledge, the code quality knowledge, etc etc, so long as you get it, and with complete understanding.
- senorsmile 8y agoCouldn't agree more. The fact that there are options out there means that there are more ways for these things to hopefully "click".