The Ultimate Question 2.0
What’s interesting about The Ultimate Question 2.0 is that the authors didn’t just highlight everything good about the Net Promoter system.
Category Archives: Book Reviews
Section 31: Control
Section 31: Control details the grim prospects of an artificial superintelligence (ASI) running amok due to a lack of, well, control.
Talking to Strangers
There’s no doubting Malcolm Gladwell’s storytelling prowess, but if you have read his previous works, you will find this a bit formulaic.
Hustle: The Power to Charge Your Life with Money, Meaning, and Momentum
In Hustle, the authors spent so much time trying to convince you why you should hustle that it gets old after a while. The repetition could be because the book is co-authored by three guys (Neil Patel, Patrick Vlaskovits, Jonas Koffler) and they had no idea they were circling back to the same points again… Read More »
The 1-Page Marketing Plan
One of the most practical books on the subject, unlike many fancy titles sprouting highfalutin buzzwords and concepts.
Ctrl Alt Delete
This book is a bit dated because Ctrl Alt Delete is probably not the typical keystroke combination that people would use to reboot their devices these days. It shows in the examples used. Take for instance Kickstarter, which has turned out to be a double-edged sword. Outdated are also Klout (a service that was shut… Read More »