Getting Ready To Assemble
We continue to our poll to select the next book in the Re-read Saturday feature. Last week we announced that we would run the poll for two weeks — currently Thinking Fast and Slow has run away from the pack. If you would like to weigh-in on the which book should be next, vote in the poll below:
The Re-Read Saturday feature was inaugurated in 2015 with a re-read of The Goal. Over the years the re-read has served many purposes. I have pursued the Re-read to help remind the readers of the blog about power concepts that are core to software development or process improvement. In some cases, readers have written to indicate that the books in the series were new to them (a few times they have been new to me). One of the selfish reasons I have continued to invest my time in the series is to reinforce my knowledge of the concepts. Several of the entries in the series are perennially top pages visited on the blog. I am looking forward to the next book — whichever it is. You get to choose, and unlike the guy in the grocery store yesterday, I am not leaning on the scale (those bananas did NOT weight 17 lbs!).
One more thing, I want to say thanks to the help received from many sources that help get the blog and podcast to you. The people that make this possible include Meghan Cagley, Matt Williams, Tom Cagley Sr, Steven Adams, Barb Cagley and everyone that comments publicly and privately are a few of the people I am referencing when I say ‘we’. If you are interested in getting involved you can be part of ‘we,’ let us know at spamcastinfo@gmail.com or leave a message at 01-440-668-5717 with your thoughts or how you would like to contribute.
If you are new to our Re-read Feature and want to get a sense of how this Re-read Saturday thing works, here are the entries for The Goal:
Software Process and Measurement 
April 8, 2019 at 5:40 pm
Current book: Einstein by Walter Isaacson