My all-time favourties
Good to Great
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't, James C. CollinsGood to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a management book by Jim C. Collins that describes how companies transition from being good companies to great companies, and how most companies fail to make the transition.
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Designing for the Digital Age
I got as far as the chapter on Detailed Design before I realised that despite my best intentions, I would never get around to finishing this book. Close enough to mark it "read" though, I think Pity, it was a pretty good, comprehensive read, a bit intimidating at times, but quite enough to get me excited about interaction design...
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The Elements of User Experience
I'd like to revisit this book sometime, when I'm able to give it some day-time level attention and note-taking. Most of the ideas presented in here were ones I'd encountered before, usually divorced from this (original?) context. (It was published in 2011, after all.)
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Lean UX
Just procedural enough So, when you really want to learn this subject, you're looking for books that explain the theory. But maybe also you want forms, and examples, and other form of organization, to keep you from spinning in circles on the power of imagination alone.
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War Doctor
https://theburgeoningbookshelf.blogsp... David Nott has written a compassionate story of his years as a volunteer surgeon working in hospitals around the world in war torn areas in Afghanistan, Sarajevo, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Sudan, Darfur, Yemen and Gaza. Operating in poorly equipped hospitals with the most basic of instruments.
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Creative Selection
This is an excerpt from the book, that I found on the interwebs.The full title will be released on September '18. "Within a week of picking my keyboard, Scott scheduled a private demo with Phil Schiller, Apple's top marketing executive, the man who, after Steve, was most responsible for communicating to prospective customers exactly why we thought our products were great and why they should go out and buy one.
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