I was a business major for undergrad. I'm kicking myself for not having just started with a CS major from the outset.
I was a business major for undergrad. I'm kicking myself for not having just started with a CS major from the outset.
I don't know why everybody online keeps saying this. I haven't studied economics, but a full university degree cannot be just this superficial treatment of a zillion topics that the book provides. One page on profit. Two pages on the balance sheet. Three pages on pricing.
I just refuse to believe that.
I honestly wouldn't recommend it as a purchase. It's mostly definitions that you can skim through in an afternoon. There is a lot of pseudoscience/broscience in it, and the info on nutrition is wrong. Most of the important info of the book is in/only the first chapter.
I'm not advocating for an MBA either, but I think you'd get more value from the MBA network of a good program than a $20 book.