Business and branding books glut the market. In fact, I have dozens. But the only one that I consider my "biz Bible"? Rework by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, the brilliant founders of 37signals … more
Counter-intuitivism has never been this appealing or enlightening. Following uncommon, adverse advice and tips normally would seem as crazy talk, but in Rework, the approach and delivered goods are well … more
Most students hate the registrar at their schools. Whether they don't get their transcripts sent out on time or they are on hold for hours just to talk to one person, the registrar's office often … more
These are the two chaps of 37 signals who started Basecamp and a host of other tools. They were also early advocates of Ruby on Rails. A breathless book that runs through the gamut of pragmatic business … more
From the opening pages of "Rework' it becomes quite apparent that Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson are not your typical enterpreneurs. As founders of the trailblazing software company … more
Prior to reading Rework, I was unfamiliar with Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson, or their company 37signals. One book, however, provides the reader with the insight into the attitudes of the founders … more
After the buzz I've seen generated by this book, I needed to read it to find out what it was all about... Rework by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. They are the guys who started the web company … more
I'd expected a book of substance, and instead I got a book of aphorisms. As the founder of a startup, I was hoping to get some insights into how 37signals has achieved so much success. … more
If Joseph Schumpeter were to design a "creative destroyer," he would probably come up with a business thinker who bears a striking resemblance to Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. To me, they … more
Before delving deeply into the context of this topic, let me confess that I am fascinated by all kinds of earthly environments: business or otherwise. My adventurous nature is largely responsible for … more
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November 19, 2009
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Human intelligence and behavior have always fascinated me. Even though I never desired to become a psychoanalyst when I was growing up, I knew very well (at that time) that I would always study intelligence … more
If you want a business book that talks in vague generalities then throws in some prescriptive solutions that you should already know, then this book is for you. Most of the book talks … more
Now in its Tenth Edition, Stevenson’s “Operations Management” boasts of the latest info on quality management, product design, and a variety of other essential concepts. … more
The essence of "Primal Management" is simply that it makes good business sense for employers to use intrinsic motivation (people's natural motives to work together) as a central principle of organizational … more
There cannot be a simpler and easier way to clarify the systems thinking approach to deal with the complex processes and problems in this dynamic world, than this primer. At any point in the space-time … more
This is the book whose title has become synonymous with managing teams in software companies. Though this 2nd edition came out in 1999, most of the content is identical to that of the original 1987 edition. … more