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The Passionate Programmer

By Chad Fowler

Buy @ Amazon here

Data Compiled by Tyson Bailey,onaclov2000, http://blog.onaclovtech.com, with approval from Mr. Fowler :)

This is a list of the tips from book.

  1. Lead or Bleed
  2. Supply and Demand
  3. Coding Doesn't Cut It Anymore
  4. Be The Worst excerpt
  5. Invest in Your Own Intelligence excerpt
  6. Don't Listen To Your Parents
  7. Be A Generalist
  8. Be A Specialist
  9. Don't Put All Your Eggs In Someone Else's Basket excerpt
  10. Love It Or Leave It
  11. Learn To Fish
  12. Learn How Businesses Really Work
  13. Find A Mentor
  14. Be A Mentor
  15. Practice, Practice, Practice
  16. The Way That You Do It
  17. On The Shoulder Of Giants
  18. Automate Yourself Into A Job
  19. Right Now
  20. Mind Reader
  21. Daily Hit
  22. Remember Who You Work For
  23. Be Where You're At
  24. How Good a Job Can I Do Today?
  25. How Much Are You Worth?
  26. A Pebble in a Bucket of Water
  27. Learn To Love Maintenance
  28. Eight Hour Burn
  29. Learn How To Fail
  30. Say "No"
  31. Don't Panic excerpt
  32. Say It, Do It, Show It
  33. Perceptions, Perschmeptions
  34. Adventure Tour Guide
  35. Me Rite Reel Nice
  36. Being Present
  37. Suit Speak
  38. Change The World
  39. Let Your Voice Be Heard
  40. Build Your Brand
  41. Release Your Code
  42. Remarkability
  43. Making the Hang
  44. Already Obsolete
  45. You've Already Lost Your Job
  46. Path with No Destination
  47. Make Yourself a Map
  48. Watch the Market
  49. That Fat Man in the Mirror
  50. The South Indian Monkey Trap excerpt
  51. Avoid Waterfall Career Planning excerpt
  52. Better Than Yesterday excerpt
  53. Go Independent

Links from the Book:

TBD

Important People | Mentioned:

(I find it amazing that today you can follow and interact with a books author in minutes on twitter, so I'm providing links to anyone I can find that is mentioned in the book, twitter and/or website, if you catch any I missed, which I expect there to be a lot, please pull and I'll merge in).

TBD

  • The attached twitter.json object I am hoping will eventually amount to being able to "bulk add" twitter users to follow if for example you want to follow everyone related to this book (and others). Let me know if you're interested in building such a thing. (I may if/when I have time unless someone beats me to it)