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Hello, I’ve got some long haul flights coming up and as I don’t sleep on planes, I always use this as great reading time.
Please recommend any good business or politics books you might have read recently.
I work in tech/digital, and I’m a passionate remainer, if that helps give you a flavour of what I might like.
Thanks.
Switch by Chip and Dan Heath. It's about how to make lasting changes in organisations and why sometimes changes fail, regardless of how logical they are. Great book.
Obamas autobiographies. I read audacity of hope on one leg of AMS-LAX.
Flash boys by Michael Lewis, all about Wall Street/stock market I found interesting.
Some good suggestions, thanks.
Any more from the evening shift.
"Winning through Intimidation" by Robert Ringer.
(An oldie, but goodie).
Churchill by Roy Jenkins I found utterly absorbing. Really worth reading
Seconding 'Flash Boys'.
Richard Feynman’s Appendix to the Challenger Disaster Report
The principles expounded apply to both business and political structures in plain language without the bullshit MBA-speak.
+1 for anything by Michael Lewis.
The Chimp Paradox.
The Psychopath Test.
The Prize by Daniel Yergin. Pulitzer Prize winning story of the history of oil.
Maverick by Ricardo Semler
Up the Organization by Robert Townsend
Further Up the Organisation by Robert Townsend
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Up the Organization by Robert Townsend
Further Up the Organisation by Robert Townsend
Yes, very good.