"How to graze cats" is a book about leadership and guidance, about how to combine the first with the second. This is, if you like, a dictionary of difficult IT project management cases. A programmer is like a cat walking on its own. It happened so historically. That is why it is so difficult to be the head of a team of programmers. Even if you were a brilliant and disciplined programmer a month ago and suddenly found yourself in the role of a manager, you hardly know where to start, what style of leadership to choose, how to hire and fire employees, hold meetings, and achieve timely fulfillment of tasks. In this case, you cannot do without this book. Or maybe you are an experienced manager who wants to reconsider your leadership principles? Then again, this book is for you. Regardless of age, gender and social status, it will help you strengthen your position as a leader of programmers. The material is presented quite compactly and fits easily in the head. Standing in a bookstore and wondering what to buy, ask yourself one simple question: "Do I need to improve my leadership skills?" I suppose you will answer: "Yes," which means that this book will be useful for you.