Book Reviews
Review: The Leadership Pipeline
Management books are mostly hit-or-miss for me; I find that a good number of them are products of their eras, of specific trends and technologies, and sometimes fads that feel antiquated[1]. Due to the limited shelf life…
Review: How F*cked Up is Your Management?
The title gives it away: How F*cked Up is Your Management is a book tries to tackle management topics from an angle that's purposefully uncomfortable and blunt. The authors pride themselves on being forthcoming and honest in…
Review: Artemis
Andy Weir likes his near-future solar system colonization science fiction. With The Martian , his take on sci-fi—light-hearted, yet grounded in real science that's only slightly fantastical and futuristic—meshed into a novel and eventual…
Review: You Are a Badass at Making Money
I'm not sure why I started reading You're a Badass at Making Money. I mean, I saw someone mention they were reading it on my Twitter feed, and Amazon's reviews as well as Goodreads…
Review: Change Agent
Technology will move beyond silicon. That's hard to see now: we're in the midst of smartphones and omnipresent screens and Internet-connected everything , all around us. But it feels like there's a natural limit…
Review: Dan Brown's Origin
You know what you're getting with a Dan Brown novel. His stories follow a recipe: professor Robert Langdon gets caught up in a devious plot involving some combination of technology and religion, which leads him and an attractive…
