It wasn’t a riveting read, and you need Team Topologies as a prerequisite. Where Team Topologies tells you how to structure teams, Flow Engineering provides the specific workshops (The 5 Maps) to identify what is slowing them down. It’s a practical toolkit for finding waste.

This book outlines the solid framework for rapid prototyping. It breaks down the silos between marketing and engineering, proving that growth is a programmable habit, not magic. I loved the practical examples like Airbnb and Dropbox. It’s essential for understanding how cross-functional testing creates a high-tempo engine for scaling products.

This reads like a technical manual and is heavy on jargon, even for techies, but it’s worth the read. It centers on Conway's Law—the idea that your system design inevitably copies your communication structure. It explains how to structure teams to handle cognitive load and ensure fast flow.