Reviews

." . . many of the lessons about managing and leading people are as timely today as they were when the book first appeared."

." . . you owe it to yourself to pick up a copy of this wonderful book. Once you've digested it, you should then track down all of the other Weinberg textbooks published by Dorset House. . . . Every one of them is a jewel."

"I discovered the book in 1977, and decided I wanted to work as an egoless software engineer, not as a radio disk jockey. . . . Sometimes, oldies are goodies. Old books can be even better when they're revised to assess their prophecies and sage advice."

"The Psychology of Computer Programming . . . was the first major book to address programming as an individual and team effort, and became a classic in the field. . . . Despite, or perhaps even because of, the perspective of 1971, this book remains a must-read for all software development managers."

"What surprised me as I read it again was how timely Weinberg's questions remain."