Blog, Page 35

An excellent read for all product managers and founders that teaches you the proper way to be constantly talking with your customers and doing product discovery. ...

A fascinating look at the Chernobyl disaster. I found it eye opening to see how much of this disaster—both what led up to it and how it was handled once it happen...

A surprisingly useful book on leadership. This book reminded me a lot of It’s Your Ship, as both tell compelling stories of how a captain was able to take a US Na...

I loved the 1st book in this series, 14: the huge mystery, the exploration, the suspense, and the fun characters were all delightful. The big reveal at the end wa...

The good The opening is quite strong: lots of action, some heroics, a little bit of humor, and a little bit of detective work. The ending is pr...

The good A lovely premise of a girl who is cursed so that no one can remember her. The book makes good use of the premise, exploring many of th...

The good Lovely universe-building; the book creates a vibrant galaxy to explore, full of history, politics, culture, and alien species that are actually ...

An entertaining book based around the premise of enhancing animals with AI (or even swarm AI) and cybernetics, and the impact that could have on the world. It’s a...

The Good Pretty good world-building (universe building?): you felt like you were dumped into the middle of a real place and time. Some interest...

The good A fun world of MI5, terrorism, and intrigue. The focus on Slough House, where they send the “washed up” spies with failing careers, feels like a...