'Rework' is a beautifully written work by Jason Fried and David Hansson. It's such a lovely read that you can finish it within couple of days if not in a day.
There are pretty good few lessons from this book.
We should take responsibility of bad news and failures. We should not let the rumour mongers decide our response to failure.
Don't be a fake. No body likes plastic flower. Be natural and be spontaneous.
We need to know how far we can push some one. This is the thing I read few decades back from some Australian Cricket player when he talked about Steve Waugh leadership. He wrote that if Steve asks us to hit our head to the wall, we will do it without thinking twice. This is one of the most fundamental traits of a good leadership.
Perfect time never comes so don't defer your decisions waiting for that moment. Every decision made is a progress.
The single most important thing that is killing our productivity is interruption - Calls, Social Media etc. The one who can get long slot of free time can immensely improve one's productivity.
Almost every point in this book is common sense and we all know about it but we hardly follow it. This book is about reworking on those points.
Highly Recommended (10/10)
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