Software engineer here. What books does /biz/ recommend

The Way of the Turtle by Curtis M. Faith

>>1932836
How to Win Friends and Influence People

I got the pocket edition that keep in my car to thumb through when I'm out about. No matter your job odds are you'll be dealing with people and if they like you then you'll be able to get what you want and what they want.

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>>1932836
>Software engineer

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>>1932884

I meant books I will actually read

>>1932844

Why do I need a book on trading? Is this a /biz/ meme?

>>1932859
>>1932870

Thank you!

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>>1932890
what about books you already read?

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Honestly, read anything outside of software/CS. Read something about entertainment, finance, politics, etc. Then use your computer knowledge to make some cool app. Sell it for 1$ per piece and make bank.

>>1932859
In this theme: The Rules of Work
The memeier ones like, Machiavelli and 50 Laws of Power won't hurt either.

For high level coding: Clean Code

And finally: Tao Te Ching so you can come to terms with the fact that you sit in front of a computer 18 hours a day