Confessions of a Software Techie: The Surprising Truth about Things that Really Matter - Softcover

Reddy, Ramakrishna

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1732212759 ISBN 13: 9781732212756

Publisher: PublicSpeakKing, 2018

Synopsis

A Readers' Favorite Book Award Finalist
"book sets you on a journey of enlightenment. Someone finally voiced for all the techies and I honestly couldn't be more happy and content." 
—Abdul Vasi, CEO of Web hosting company Hostcats.com
"Very heart based, which is great. Very real life. Nice work. Good use of references too." 
--Mark Roberts, Great Chief at Croatan Tribal Nation and Trust "fascinating book with so many interesting and real-life examples around the factors that drive success in work place and life in general." 
--Supriya Srivastava, former Tech lead at Infosys "looks good. Interesting perspective indeed."
--Kaustubh Mahajan, Senior Consultant at Deloitte "complete self-help package...."
--Phani Vijay, Business Analyst at Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTS) Confessional. “How-to”. Entertaining. Software world is in a disruptive phase. Technology is changing, business needs are changing, and so should the techies. Without sugar coating and without conforming to be politically right, this book will remove the haziness and share the truth to thrive as a techie at work and life.
After completing more than a decade in the tech world, Ramakrishna Reddy, tells it like it is. By drawing from a decade of experience as a techie, he has distilled work, performance, communication, productivity, politics, health, money, relationships and much more into his 6th book Confessions of a Software Techie.
You’ll learn: - 10 lessons that they do NOT teach in classrooms - How to deal with people and politics - 7 practical ideas to get more done from less - How to write emails that people want to read and act - Four things you must do to speak effectively with clients, and stakeholders - A simple 7 step system to fast track your presentations skills - 4 things you must know to quantify performance - How to handle the 7 painful problems that every techie will face - 6 steps to lead a healthy life (and its just not eating right) - Learn why "Studying and getting a good job" is bad advise - Learn different options to create passive income - Why guys should not chase girls and (what to do instead) - What a woman wants from HER guy and much more.... Order this book NOW by clicking the button at the top right corner of this page.

About this title

About the Author:

Ramakrishna Reddy is an award-winning speaker who has won more than 25 speaking contests comprising from entertaining to inspiring speeches. He has won contests based out of India as well as from United States. He has written 7 books, and regularly speaks to audiences from a few dozens to few 100s comprising of corporate, student and business audiences. He works for a Multinational alternatively out of India and the United States.

Review:

"book sets you on a journey of enlightenment. Someone finally voiced for all the techies and I honestly couldn't be more happy and content."
--Abdul Vasi, CEO of Web hosting company Hostcats.com

"Confessions of a Software Techie: The Surprising Truth about Things that Really Matter by Ramakrishna Reddy is a brilliant account of a software engineer that takes the reader through the demands of his work and offers incredible life hacks and insights that will benefit readers in their day-to-day hectic lifestyle."

-- Readers' Favorite

"Very heart based, which is great. Very real life. Nice work. Good use of references too."
--Mark Roberts, Great Chief at Croatan Tribal Nation and Trust

"fascinating book with so many interesting and real-life examples around the factors that drive success in work place and life in general."
--Supriya Srivastava, former Tech lead at Infosys

"looks good. Interesting perspective indeed."
--Kaustubh Mahajan, Senior Consultant at Deloitte

"complete self-help package...."
--Phani Vijay, Business Analyst at Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTS)

About this edition

• Publisher: PublicSpeakKing
• Publication date: 2018
• ISBN 10: 1732212759
• ISBN 13: 9781732212756
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 281