The Programmer's Bookshelf

by Ed Yourdon

An IT manager friend of mine tells me that one of the most interesting questions he asks when interviewing programmers and software engineers is: "Tell me three or four of the most recent computer books you've read, and what you thought of them." And if he's feeling ornery, he follows that with another question: "Tell me a few recent non-computer books you've read, and what you thought of them."

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The Programmer's Bookshelf 8 July 1998