Still more book reviews. My book is STILL good :o)

Reviews of my book keep coming in, and people have been saying amazingly nice things about it.

Eric Deniau writes:

I discovered your website several months ago while searching the web when I finished reading another excellent book, “Peopleware” by Tom De Marco & Tim Lister. I loved it right away. I first read the online version of the book (very good idea indeed – I then purchased several paper versions) and found everything in it so true and well written, full of funny pictures and convincing contemporary examples !

One of the brilliant things in the book is that it gives very practical and workable advice on what we can do to improve. Up to the point that I recently explained in a board meeting (I am engineering head in a high-tech company) what is a happy plan. I just started to implement one in my team, and believe me, the first feedback is extremely positive. I’ll provide updates about my experience on this site.

Thanks Eric! I can’t wait to hear how this goes for you – keep me posted!

Barry Egan wrote:

I find your book very helpful in maintaining employee satisfaction. I think it’s great that you offer a free online version of your book. I’ve referred to it many times, when dealing with employee rewards and motivation. It truly is a great read. I’m constantly keeping up with new ways to make my workplace inspiring and just an overall great environment to work. I believe employee satisfaction is the key to happy customers.

Thanks! And I could not agree more – happy employees = happy customers.

More great reviews of my book here:

• Gene Fowler’s review – with comic strip!
• Lynsey Gedye’s review: “Kjerulf has helped make me happy, and you too”
• David Zinger’s review: “Alexander outlines the usual traps of plans and suggest that our plan be fun rather than ambitious, embrace one small thing a day, follow up without pressure, celebrate results, and share what we do. Make your happy plan fast , easy, and fun.”
• Graham Chastney’s review: “The book is a great holiday read without too much detailed analysis of research, but with loads of practical examples and comments.”

Interested? You can read the whole book free online or you can buy it on paper or pdf.