Livros recomendados por David Heinemeier Hansson
David Heinemeier Hansson, conhecido como DHH, é programador dinamarquês radicado nos Estados Unidos, criador do framework Ruby on Rails e sócio-fundador da Basecamp (hoje 37signals), empresa referência em trabalho remoto e cultura organizacional alternativa ao modelo de startups de capital de risco. É também piloto de automobilismo, com participações em competições de alto nível como as 24 Horas de Le Mans.
Como autor — ao lado de Jason Fried — de livros como Rework e It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work, DHH articula opiniões firmes sobre trabalho, tecnologia e negócios. Suas recomendações de leitura tendem a refletir esse perfil: obras que questionam convenções, abordam gestão de forma pragmática e exploram a interseção entre tecnologia, filosofia e cultura.
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Dar e Receber
Trabalhe 4 Horas por Semana
”My key takeaway from The 4-Hour Workweek was the concept of lifestyle design.”
O Código do Talento
”Main complaint seems to be "this is a layman's description of not-new ideas". I'm just fine with that.”
Sobre a Vida Feliz: Um Guia para a Antiga Arte da Alegria Estoica
”an easy way to learn about it and recognize why this resonates”
A Jogada do Século
”I like The Big Short . I’d read the book already. That was a good one.”
Turn the Ship Around!: A True Story of Turning Followers into Leaders
”a wonderful book about a naval, not Commander, but Admiral or something that was running one of the worst performing U.S. nuclear submarines and turned it around to be the best performing U.S. submarine”
O Caminho para Wigan Pier
”it’s amazing how much of the abusive ideology revealed in his account of the miners is still present in today’s gig economy.”
Virando a Própria Mesa
”He wrote a fantastic book called Maverick that was great inspiration to me and I know to Jason as well.”
Ruby on Rails Tutorial
”@mhartl's much celebrated The Ruby on Rails Tutorial”
Motivação 3.0
”I just read Daniel Pink’s book, Drive , which takes some of those same ideas about motivations and rewards and extrapolates them in a little bit of a – I mean, I like the book – but kind of obnoxious language of business.”
As Origens da Ordem Política
”There’s a fantastic two-part book called The Origins of Political Order by Fukuyama, and Political Order and Political Decay”
Ordem Política e Decadência Política
”which traces back nation states all the way back to 4,000 years B.C. and goes through all the case studies of the rise of China and so forth.”
Hell Yeah or No
”Don't think I've ever bought a book so quickly after seeing it released!”
O Mito da Criança Mimada
”There’s also a great book called The Myth of the Spoiled Child , which is even more specific about nurturing and supporting kids and so forth.”
O Medo à Liberdade
”It’s one of my all-time top ten favorite books. Applies well in both business and politics.”
The Age of Absurdity: Why Modern Life Makes It Hard to Be Happy
”Which, by the way, is another great book on philosophy in the current age that I’m reading right now – Michael Foley, The Age of Absurdity.”





