Review: Option B
I picked up Option B a while back, but never felt compelled to read the book. I knew it was about facing and overcoming adversity, largely prompted by the author—famous Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg—...
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Review: Altered Carbon
Altered Carbon is a TV series in its first season, released on Netflix this year, based off a sci-fi novel of the same name. I was initially drawn to the accolades of the show, but...
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...
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 their assessments of what plagues most managers, with a bias towards (again) the tech industry...
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...
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...