The Shortest History of Europe

by John Hirst (2009) Pages: 193, Final verdict: Great-read I think we all know a bit of European history. It all started in ancient Greece and the Roman Empire. The fall of the Empire gave birth to the Middle Ages, which ended with the Renaissance, where a bunch of art... Read more

History

The Innovator's Dilemma

By Clayton M. Christensen (1997) Pages: 229,Final verdict: Must-read How do disruptive technologies cause great companies to fail? In his most famous book, The Innovator's Dilemma, Clayton Christensen explores the process by which very well managed companies let themselves be disrupted by new technologies. And the catch... Read more

Entrepreneurship Business

The Art of the Start 2.0

By Guy Kawasaki (2015) Pages: 316, Final verdict: Great-read The Art of the Start 2.0 is the follow up to the 2004 guide for creating a company The Art of Start [http://amzn.to/2xhrECD], now revised to take into account the huge development in the startup world since... Read more

Entrepreneurship

The Last Lecture

By Randy Pausch (2008) Pages: 206,Final verdict: Should-read Do you have a book which you like so much that you gift it to all your friends? This was The Last Lecture for me, the I-love-this-book-you-should-read-it-too that I gave to my best friends. It is a collection of stories from... Read more

Autobiography

Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow

By Yuval Noah Harari (2015) Pages: 450, Final verdict: Great-read Ever since Sapiens: A History of Mankind [https://www.betaglyph.com/sapiens/] came out in 2014, Yuval Noah Harari has taken over the world of publishing by storm. Sapiens, which we reviewed last year, recounts the history of our species... Read more

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