I probably ought to read this one. I got on a Weinberg reading kick after reading some recommendations here a few months before his death. The one I particularly liked was The Psychology of Computer Programming. While dated in many ways (like MMM), it has a lot of interesting ideas and discussion about the structure and behavior of people and teams (regardless of discipline, though he was writing about programmers). I actually have a quote that I've kept in my office IM for a while that is a paraphrasing of Fisher's Fundamental Theorem [0]:

  Fisher's Fundamental Theorem states—in terms appropriate to
  the present context—that the better adapted a system is to a
  particular environment, the less adaptable it is to new
  environments.

The theme of that quote kept coming up, I presume deliberately, in many of the later chapters.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%27s_fundamental_theorem...