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The following section of The Book Review Station features articles on Non-fiction books, covering business and other stuff. I'm a reader, writer, blogger, reviewer, and overall bookworm. I spend most of my free time reading or writing. I also work full time in the field of marketing, handling global marketing, advertising, and PR for a couple of brands.
The Book Review Station » Non-fiction (Business and Other Stuff)
8M ago
The Data Detective is the first thing I’ve ever read from Tim Harford. And it was definitely unlike many non-fictions that I’ve read in the (recent) past. Read on to know what works and doesn’t work in this book on statistics by the famous economist.
Genre:
Non-fiction
Length:
336 pages
Blurb:
Statistics are all around us. With more and more studies becoming the basis upon which sociological discussions and debates take place, it’s becoming even more important for people to really understand statistics, and how they’re applied. Tim Harford delves into how statistics can offer great ..read more
The Book Review Station » Non-fiction (Business and Other Stuff)
8M ago
It’s the age of technology addiction. Some apps have you logging in three-four times a day even months and years after you’ve been using them, and some fail in their attempts to keep users coming back, even if they seemed really fun at first. In Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products, Nir Eyal – consultant, author, investor, and expert in user experience and behavioral economics (among a few other things) – explains why there may be such a difference in why some products get their users addicted and others don’t.
A really interesting topic with great potential. But does Hooked keep you ho ..read more
The Book Review Station » Non-fiction (Business and Other Stuff)
2y ago
It’s the age of technology addiction. Some apps have you logging in three-four times a day even months and years after you’ve been using them, and some fail in their attempts to keep users coming back, even if they seemed really fun at first. In Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products, Nir Eyal – consultant, author, investor, and expert in user experience and behavioral economics (among a few other things) – explains why there may be such a difference in why some products get their users addicted and others don’t.
A really interesting topic with great potential. But does Hooked keep you ho ..read more
The Book Review Station » Non-fiction (Business and Other Stuff)
2y ago
The Data Detective is the first thing I’ve ever read from Tim Harford. And it was definitely unlike many non-fictions that I’ve read in the (recent) past. Read on to know what works and doesn’t work in this book on statistics by the famous economist.
Genre:
Non-fiction
Length:
336 pages
Blurb:
Statistics are all around us. With more and more studies becoming the basis upon which sociological discussions and debates take place, it’s becoming even more important for people to really understand statistics, and how they’re applied. Tim Harford delves into how statistics can offer great ..read more
The Book Review Station » Non-fiction (Business and Other Stuff)
2y ago
I found out about Zero to One: Notes on Startups, and How to Build the Future through Goodreads’ Giveaways. I found a copy at my library and dove right in, super excited about the unique perspective that this book claimed to provide.
I’m not going to go into a detailed blurb (shocking, I know!) but I will quickly touch upon the topics the book covers: technical stagnation ongoing today, the potential of incredible innovation and “unchartered frontiers”, and the technique to overcome the former to tap into the latter. All by genius entrepreneur and investor, Peter Thiel!
Does the book actually ..read more