Books

I have 100 books languishing on my shelf that I’ve never had time to read.

I decided to start a new game, “First Chapter, Last Chapter” with any business book where I want the gist but not ready to toss it.

First Up: Mindstorms by Seymour Papert, a book from 1980 about how education will change in the era of personal computers

I have 100 books languishing on my shelf that I’ve never had time to read.

I decided to start a new game, “First Chapter, Last Chapter” with any business book where I want the gist but not ready to toss it.

First Up: Mindstorms by Seymour Papert, a book from 1980 about how education will change in the era of personal computers

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OMG this might actually get me through my (stodgy, unexciting) business book backlog. TY!

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lol well since you asked… one of the only business books I ever recommend is Gerry Weinberg’s “Secrets of Consulting”, which I think is great even if you’ve never consulted and never intend to. Great anecdotes about dealing with difficult team and people dynamics that always stuck with me.

Lmk if you come across any good ones! (Not like I need more book recs lol)