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This depends a bit on the scale of your startup and where you want to focus. As the startup develops, if you will be building, growing, and directly managing th
by coderintherye 5y ago
This depends a bit on the scale of your startup and where you want to focus. As the startup develops, if you will be building, growing, and directly managing the technical team then a focus on people books is appropriate (e.g. "Peopleware" and my personal favorite "Turn the Ship Around").
If you are also leading product, then "The Principals of Product Development" is an excellent book.
If you are tasked with research and innovation then "The Innovator's Dilemma" is a must read.
Happy to share more recommendations if you get in touch.
- xueyongg 5y agoThank you so much for the recommendations! We are still an early stage startup where Im currently waist deep for all the aspects you've mentioned.
- xueyongg 5y agoHow have your experiences as a CTO been as well? Do you write about it? I wrote a short one about mine about 3 months ago (much have changed), and thought to share with you https://blog.phuaxueyong.com/post/2021-01-06-things-ive-learnt-starting-out-as-cto/ https://blog.phuaxueyong.com/post/2021-01-06-things-ive-lear...