Mangement Books discussion
- Thread starter TheBroker
- Start date
I have read some
1: Why Elephants can't Dance - Louis Gerstner - Ex CEO of IBM Retired in 2002.
Amazing book. I did not know IBM was close to being sold in 1990's.
2: Business Maharaja's - Primal or something of this sort.
Excellent Books about all biggies in Business. Dhirubhai Ambani,Rajiv Bajaj, Aditya Birla, Shah Brothers, Goenka, Ratan Tata.
3: Maverick
Amazing Book about the Maverick himself
4: Who moved my Cheese
Small book 1 hour to read, but can teach u a lot if you are willing to learn that is
5: Rich Dad Poor Dad
Must Read. If you read you will forget your BIG BAD RIGS and start some Money Savings. For those who love Gadgets dont read
6: Dont Sweat over Small Things and everything is a Small Thing
Good book, but not for those who are overambitious sort. Overambitious guys dont read this, you will not like what the author wants to say.
7: The Monk who sold his Ferrari
8: The Nudist on the Late Shift : And other True tales of Silicon Valley - Po Bronson
About True Startups in Silicon Valley ( Not India, about original Silicon Valley - US of A)
will post some more... dont remember the full name...
1: Why Elephants can't Dance - Louis Gerstner - Ex CEO of IBM Retired in 2002.
Amazing book. I did not know IBM was close to being sold in 1990's.
2: Business Maharaja's - Primal or something of this sort.
Excellent Books about all biggies in Business. Dhirubhai Ambani,Rajiv Bajaj, Aditya Birla, Shah Brothers, Goenka, Ratan Tata.
3: Maverick
Amazing Book about the Maverick himself
4: Who moved my Cheese
Small book 1 hour to read, but can teach u a lot if you are willing to learn that is
5: Rich Dad Poor Dad
Must Read. If you read you will forget your BIG BAD RIGS and start some Money Savings. For those who love Gadgets dont read
6: Dont Sweat over Small Things and everything is a Small Thing
Good book, but not for those who are overambitious sort. Overambitious guys dont read this, you will not like what the author wants to say.
7: The Monk who sold his Ferrari
8: The Nudist on the Late Shift : And other True tales of Silicon Valley - Po Bronson
About True Startups in Silicon Valley ( Not India, about original Silicon Valley - US of A)
will post some more... dont remember the full name...
Ave been reading "Freakonomics" and this thing just rocks...on a side note, I also read books based on stocks/shares and I really like "One Up On Wall Street" by Peter Lynch and "The Warren Buffet Principle".
I did like who moved my cheese but I think it just gave a one sided view of things. Or else even "The Alchemist" would have been on my list.
For why I told the Gita as the best management book, read this small nice article
http://www.theorderoftime.com/science/sciences/articles/gitamanagement.html
For why I told the Gita as the best management book, read this small nice article
http://www.theorderoftime.com/science/sciences/articles/gitamanagement.html
Chaos said:^^I read that "Rich Dad Poor Dad" book but I really don't agree to that guy's ideas... Still buying my rigs
Even i am
but not going tooo heavy on it. Very difficult to control hyeah: .Yup Alchemist is good and simple and sweet.
Also GodFather.... Mario Puzo. Good book on Mafia Management :clap: :clap:
Yup as Darthcoder said. Warren Buffet is an good book. He is the 3rd richest man in world ( might have changed but i know this much ). And he aint having any company etc, just the Berkshire Hathway Fund and other funds made him a Billionare. Amazing book but would have liked if he himself wrote.