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Book 1: Scrum. Learn to Do Twice as Much in Less Time
Simple as anything brilliant, the idea of Scrum was born from a former military pilot, Jeff Sutherland, the CTO of a company that was creating America's first online ATM network. When all project deadlines were overdue, the budget was almost exhausted, and the programme was not working, he realised that in the world of new technologies, the old methods of organising work no longer worked. The step-by-step project development process he invented, which unites the team around a Scrum master, allowed him to increase labour efficiency by three, five, ten times! The Scrum strategy is used in the development of programs for FBI databases and during space flight training, by cadets at West Point and repair teams, opening a new era of management and control methods.
Book 2. Jerks at work. Toxic Colleagues and What to Do About Them
Double-faced Janus, parasite, tank, drone, supervisor, negligent boss, gazillionaire - these are not bizarre mythical creatures, but very real colleagues who make life unbearable. Social psychologist Tessa West explains what to do to avoid going crazy and quitting your job because of toxic colleagues. It's time to use your toxic colleague's tactics against them!
The author will talk about:
-establishing working communication with unbearable neighbours in the office;-forming and protecting personal boundaries in interaction with a tank;-.
-the correct expression of your opinion in a conversation with the two-faced Janus;
-protecting ideas from the non-constructive criticism of the newspaper man;
-strategy for working with a negligent boss.
