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Marty Cagan's Book Recommendations

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Marty Cagan is a partner at Silicon Valley Product Group (SVPG) and a renowned expert in product management. He has helped numerous companies create successful products and is known for his practical, experience-based approach. Based on his book recommendations, he seems to value leadership, integrity, and continuous improvement.

18 books recommended

📚 Books Recommended by Marty Cagan 18

Working Backwards

Working Backwards

by Colin Bryar

"Marty Cagan recommended this book on Twitter."

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Loved

Loved

by Martina Lauchengco

"I just listened to [this] audio book sample and [the author] sounds like a professional narrator."

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Continuous Discovery Habits

Continuous Discovery Habits

by Teresa Torres

"For aspiring strong product people to get their career started in the right direction."

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The Making of a Manager

The Making of a Manager

by Julie Zhuo

"If you're a manager of product, design or engineering for a company built on empowered product teams, it's worth your time."

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What You Do Is Who You Are

What You Do Is Who You Are

by Ben Horowitz

"Pretty tough job to follow up his earlier book, but he did. It's truly exceptional."

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Educated

Educated

by Tara Westover

"My personal favorite book of 2018."

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The No Asshole Rule

The No Asshole Rule

by Robert I. Sutton

"Marty Cagan recommended this book on Twitter."

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Measure What Matters

Measure What Matters

by John Doerr

"Does a good job overall - worth reading."

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Principles

Principles

by Ray Dalio

"In my view, the most important business book of 2017."

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Sprint

Sprint

by Jake Knapp

"Marty Cagan mentioned this book on twitter."

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The Hard Thing About Hard Things

The Hard Thing About Hard Things

by Ben Horowitz

"Trust me: if you're a leader in tech, the best thing you can do in 2014 for your company is to read The Hard Thing About Hard Things."

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