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Nick Ganju Recommended Books
Nick Ganju has recommended 4 books. Browse the complete reading list with quotes and sources below.
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How to Measure Anything
Finding the Value of Intangibles in Business
by Douglas W. Hubbard
"About being outcome-based and getting these measurable outcomes." - Nick Ganju (Source)
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Julia Galef recommended this bookJulia Galef
"[Has] some good advice on how to improve your ability to make accurate predictions." - Julia Galef
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How Not to Be Wrong
The Power of Mathematical Thinking
by Jordan Ellenberg
"Written for an audience of people who have historically been intimidated by math [...] and introduces things in a very simple way, and then works up to more complex concepts." - Nick Ganju (Source)
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3 people
Bill Gates recommended this bookBill Gates
"On the surface it’s about math, but it’s really about how much math plays into our daily lives without our even knowing it." - Bill Gates
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Keith Rabois recommended this bookKeith Rabois
Keith Rabois mentioned this book on Twitter.
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Patrick Bet-David recommended this bookPatrick Bet-David
Patrick Bet-David recommended this book on his website.
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Don't Make Me Think
A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
by Steve Krug
"About usability and making software and user interfaces that are friendly to people." - Nick Ganju (Source)
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4 people
Ev Williams recommended this bookEv Williams
On the "books read" section of Ev Williams' GoodReads profile.
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Brian Armstrong recommended this bookBrian Armstrong
"A framework to simulate how customers experience your product, especially the moments of confusion." - Brian Armstrong
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Jeff Atwood recommended this bookJeff Atwood
"The single best book on usability I've ever read." - Jeff Atwood
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Garry Tan recommended this bookGarry Tan
"The simplest book I recommend everyone to read when they want to do design." - Garry Tan
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Getting to Yes
Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
by Roger Fisher
"I love [this book]." - Nick Ganju (Source)
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Charlie Munger recommended this bookCharlie Munger
Charlie Munger recommended this book in the "Poor Charlie's Almanack" book.
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Tim Ferriss recommended this bookTim Ferriss
"A really important concept to grasp." - Tim Ferriss
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Drew Houston recommended this bookDrew Houston
"About principled negotiation, and I still think about and apply a lot of those concepts today." - Drew Houston
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Dustin Moskovitz recommended this bookDustin Moskovitz
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Tim Draper recommended this bookTim Draper
"[One of the books] that are recommended or required at Draper University." - Tim Draper
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Ann Miura-Ko recommended this bookAnn Miura-Ko
"Really good." - Ann Miura-Ko
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