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  1. Leadership Efficace: il lavoro che nessuno ti insegna
    Da specialista a manager: un viaggio nel mestiere di guidare le persone
    Luca Sartoni

    Da specialista a manager: un viaggio nella leadership moderna

  2. A non-programmer's introduction to simulations and games. Most intro simulation books are written for programmers. Our book offers technical details on what they are and how they are built, written for someone who is not (and doesn't want to be) a programmer, but who still needs or wants to know about the inner workings of a simulation.

  3. AI in Job Searching
    A guide to a new career with artificial intelligence
    Jaakko Heusala

    Preview Edition NoticeThis publication is an incomplete preview edition and does not contain a full-length book. It currently includes only the first six chapters.The content reflects ChatGPT and related AI tools as they existed during 2025. Because artificial intelligence technology evolves rapidly, some information, examples, features, recommendations, or screenshots may no longer reflect current versions of the tools discussed. An actionable guide to modern job searching with AI: learn how to use ChatGPT to build your career, optimize your CV and LinkedIn profile, and uncover hidden opportunities. Step-by-step instructions, examples and prompts make it easy to get started today.

  4. 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.

  5. Your First Year in Code
    A complete guide for new & aspiring developers
    Isaac Lyman

    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.

  6. Kill The Good Options
    To Make Space For The Great Ones
    A. C. Weishaupt

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

  7. AI Money Systems
    The Finxter Playbook for AI-Driven Wealth
    Finxter

    Stop selling hours and start owning systems that compound. This technical field manual provides eight executable "money identities" to help you graduate from trading time for dollars into designing AI-powered systems that generate "Agentic Wealth".

  8. 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.

  9. Transitioning to Project Management
    Unlocking Your Potential with Transferable Skills and Practical Strategies
    Adam Russell

    Discover how to transition into project management with "Transitioning to Project Management: Unlocking Your Potential with Transferable Skills and Practical Strategies." Learn to leverage everyday experiences for career success, navigate key dilemmas, and master stakeholder management.

  10. Software Engineer
    A Field Guide to the Profession
    Joel Bryan Juliano

    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.

  11. Personal Branding
    Kompri Kompri

    Personal Branding: Identity, Influence, and the Discipline of Being Known is the definitive guide to building a reputation that works for you. It transforms branding from self-promotion into a disciplined practice of clarity, consistency, and trust. Learn to define your identity, position yourself strategically, communicate your value, and build influence that lasts. A must-read for anyone serious about their professional reputation and long-term success.

  12. The ASA System: The Operating System for Professional Portability
    A Field Manual to Reduce Dependency, Increase Portability, and Build Professional Freedom
    Nabal Kishore Pande

    You work hard, deliver results, and still watch promotions slip away—not because your performance is lacking, but because your value has quietly detached from you. The ASA System reveals why organisations absorb individual contributions into institutional memory, and provides a precise three-part protocol to secure ownership, distribute visibility, and renew capabilities before market demand evaporates. This is not another motivational career guide; it is a deployment manual for professionals ready to stop relying on organisational goodwill and start engineering their own portability, optionality, and freedom.

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  14. Learn software testing the way it’s actually done: by doing it. The Test Analyst Field Workbook guides you step-by-step through every part of a test analyst’s job — from reading requirements and designing test cases, to logging defects, running regression cycles, and helping decide when software is ready to release. With real examples, reusable templates, and dozens of practice exercises, this book turns theory into practical skill you can use from day one.

  15. Hands-on playbook with 95% practice, scripts, worksheets and real workflows — master onboarding, health scores, QBRs, renewals, expansion and churn prevention.