There's a good reason Scott is at the top of the C++ world. He's the hardest working C++ person I know, and the most committed to perfection and delivering the best value to his clients and customers.
All of us in the C++ world owe him a large debt of gratitude.
I don't know about hardest working, but certainly most effective (and no pun intended.) I got more out of his books than any others, possibly except for "The Unix Programming Environment" and "Unix Network Programming." And while the latter were technically very interesting, Meyer's books did more to make me a better developer.
