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Enterprise Software without the BS
Why some people are more successful than others.
In which ways are some people a little “better” than others?
Why people fail job interviews?
Will IT outsourcing hurt your career?
What’s a reasonable salary for a person with YOUR skills living in YOUR geographical area?
Are there underpaid or overpaid people?
How often should you change employers?
Do you even want to have an employer or would you rather work as an IT contractor?
Do you want your child to be a programmer?
How to publish your book?
Me coming to America.
What’s one of the main motivations of innovations in the corporate world?
In which ways are some people a little “better” than others?
Why people fail job interviews?
Will IT outsourcing hurt your career?
What’s a reasonable salary for a person with YOUR skills living in YOUR geographical area?
Are there underpaid or overpaid people?
How often should you change employers?
Do you even want to have an employer or would you rather work as an IT contractor?
Do you want your child to be a programmer?
How to publish your book?
Me coming to America.
What’s one of the main motivations of innovations in the corporate world?
174 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2008
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February 13, 2018
Recommended by a colleague, was a quick read and had some frank commentary by Yakov on IT industry. I really liked one of the statements - "There is no such thing as being underpaid. If you feel that you are underpaid, build a resume and give interviews outside. That will tell you your real worth".
June 29, 2012
The book gave me different perspective for IT in enterprise environment. The publication is very US centric but still applicable in EU.
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