Book Reviews: a book with a strong resonance: the first lesson in the programmer's workplace

It has been a long time since I got this book. It took me one month to finish reading it. After several days, I finally wrote a book review.

 

This book is from Leo's friendship, but it is a pity that the pages in the book are slightly damaged, but it does not affect reading.

 

Leo is able to publish this series of books, which I think is inseparable from his accumulation in csdn, including readers, various questions and answers.

 

I think the "Chapter 5 career survival five skills" in the book is a highlight, especially the part about career. The second is how we talk about getting along with leaders, colleagues, and others, and how to communicate correctly.

 

I remember that when I was in college, I did not have the concept of career planning, nor did my elders at home. Therefore, I decided to choose my major from my choice to my final job. Career planning is gradually known after about two years of work, and gradually developed their own career planning.

 

Looking at this book, I have to feel that the current students are really lucky. They can start to accumulate for their career development from their freshman year or even before they go to college.

 

The saying goes, "if you don't listen to the old man, you will suffer a loss in front of your eyes." For example, my parents tell me that you are on a detour, you are doing better, but I didn't listen to them, and they finally proved that their experience is correct. I believe that this is true for more than 90% of people, especially the younger generation and more personalized generation.

 

Almost all of this bookExperienceBut I don't know how many people can really see, understand, and use it properly.

 

My son is 4 years old, and he is the same as Leo's baby. He clearly shows his super stubborn personality. I can't help worrying about his future education, he only hopes that as he grows older, he will be able to analyze and listen to his parents rationally, rather than as he does now.

 

No one is perfect, no book is complete, and the book references a lot of workplace puzzles posted on blogs. This part takes a lot of space, and I think it is a small "disadvantage". After reading the answers, the problem was not answered from the root. However, many things in the world cannot solve problems simply by selecting A or B. They can only analyze the problems to the maximum extent and provide reference.

 

Therefore, we can draw a conclusion that we can only rely on ourselves to solve the problem. What others provide is a reference or analysis of the problem from other perspectives.

 

Finally, we hope:
In the future, the practical tools in the book will be explained in more detail, so that the book contains more gold. (Don't be seen by professional management consulting companies. This is their job)

 

When you are confused at work or in your life, you may flip through this book, even if he cannot tell you the answer directly, but it can help you analyze the problem.