Career

How long can you keep collecting a good salary inside a company that is obviously too inefficient to survive what’s coming? This book shows you how to turn the broken workflows you already understand into income you control - before your paycheck reminds you it was never really safe.

Corporate life doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Discover practical insights on communication, mindset, and career growth that help professionals navigate pressure and build a more balanced career.

Don't waste your time to learn how to code. That's what AI is here for. This book focuses on the far more profound question: What to code? This is the new meta skill between now and 2030!

INTJ is one of the rarest personality types in the world. Only about 2.1% of people share it. You notice inefficiency sooner, tolerate stupidity less, and spend years building capability without building leverage.And yet somehow, people with less depth, less skill, and less actual value keep making more money than you.

You don’t need more hours — you need better focus. This is your playbook for managing time like a thoughtful developer: with clarity, intention, and long-term impact in mind.

As an engineer you are valued most of the time by your technical skills. The time you have to use those technical skills is limited. You can find many books about increasing productivity, this is not one of them. Booster skills is about doing what you do more efficiently and getting the best output of what you already know how to do.

If a humanoid robot carries about $28,000 a year in fixed cost, then at $60 contribution per billable hour it breaks even at roughly 467 billable hours per year, or just under 9 hours per week. But if supervision is heavier and contribution drops to $28 per hour, break-even jumps to 1,000 hours per year, or about 19.2 hours per week.

The Expert Curve is about how expertise is achieved. With a comprehensive look into the science behind expertise, talent, prodigies, and training, The Expert Curve lays out the current understanding of how people learn to operate at expert levels in their fields and gives you the best tools to achieve expertise yourself.

You can write code. The interview still rejected you. You shipped the feature. You still didn't get promoted. You've been "senior" for years and you're still getting paged for incidents on systems you barely understand. This book is for the gaps — everything around the code that nobody explains and everyone learns the hard way. The inside account of what a technical interviewer is actually evaluating when they ask about your architecture. The difference between maintaining a system and owning it. How to build influence when you have no formal authority. How to stay relevant without burning out or becoming obsolete. Not theory. Not generic advice. Production experience distilled into a map of the profession.

Is There a Six-Figure Freelance Developer in You?Leaving the Rat Race with Python shows you how to nurture, grow, and harness your work-from-home coding business online --- and live the good life!It's an insider's guide to freelance developing. Start your new thriving coding business now!

The most truly passive online business I know is Amazon KDP. If you want to stay anonymous and build a passive online business system the hard way, this book is for you.

You don’t fail from bad opportunities. You fail from saying yes to good ones.

Embark on a comprehensive journey through the world of clinical research with Dr.Ahmed's Researchers Handbook. Dive into the foundations of research, master the research process, explore epidemiological studies, hone your scientific writing skills, navigate research funding, understand evidence-based medicine, and navigate the complexities of academic publishing. This guidebook equips you with the essential knowledge and practical insights to plan, conduct, and report your clinical research studies, empowering you to make a meaningful impact in the advancement of science and medicine. Whether you are a seasoned researcher or just starting out, this invaluable resource will be your trusted companion throughout your research endeavors.

Starting a career in programming can be intimidating. Whether you're switching careers, joining a bootcamp, starting a C.S. degree, or learning on your own, Your First Year in Code can help, with practical advice on topics like code reviews, resume writing, fitting in, ethics, and finding your dream job.

A detailed plan does not always lead to a better decision. Learn how to separate facts from assumptions, identify the unknowns that matter, and test your beliefs before taking action. This short, practical book includes a decision-review worksheet you can use in your own life or work.