Books/resources for new faculty I recently accepted a TT asst prof position in computer science at an elite SLAC in the US. 

During my job search I perused Karen Kelsky's book "The Professor is In", and I found it very valuable, especially to reflect about different aspects of the job search process that I hadn't considered.

I'm now looking for a similar resource for new faculty members.

Here's what I found (but haven't bought yet):


Robert Boice, Advice for New Faculty Members, 2000
Russell James, Tenure hacks: The 12 secrets of making tenure, 2014


Does anyone have any comment/review about these books, or advice about any other written resource? 

Thank you.
On the teaching side, I wish that I'd read at the start of my career:


Ambrose, et. al., How Learning Works
Bain, What the Best College Teachers Do


And specifically for math instructors:


Krantz, How to Teach Mathematics