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I read a lot of books. Some of them are fictions, some of them are professional developments and a lot of them are technical books. I’m going to list a few here that I highly recommended for others. I will modify this list from time to time

disclaimer: I bought these book on my own and my recommendation is based on my own opinion. I’m not being compensated by any means by the author

Technical Book:

1. Professional SQL Server 2008 Internals and Troubleshooting by Brent Ozar, Jonathan Kehayias, Cindy Gross, and much more.
2. SQL Server 2008 Query Performance Tuning Distilled (Expert’s Voice in SQL Server) by Grant Fritchey
3. SQL Server MVP Deep Dives by Kimberly Tripp, Adam Machanic, Paul Randal, Kalen Delaney, Paul Nielsen, Greg Low

Professional Development:

1. Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen
2. Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations by Clay Shirky
3. Group Genius: The Creative Power of Collaboration by Keith Sawyer

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I’m a forty something mama, living on the east side of Seattle with my husband, my two beautiful two daughters and our two Labradors, who passionately loves the mountain, running and technology. Oh, I’m also a geek, an architect/engineer, a darn good cook, movie fanatic, part-time couch potato as well as an occasional writer. I am a hands on manager of a small DB team at the very cool company located at Seattle. I have been a SQL DBA for over ten years. Any more background and I risk revealing my age, so I will stop there. I am enjoying what I do and absolutely love the SQL community. Honestly, I actually do learn something new everyday and I hope that I can contribute something back to help others the way others have helped me.

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