Nick Ganju is known for his work in data science and analytics, helping organizations measure what matters most. His reading list emphasizes the intersection of rigorous thinking and real-world problem-solving, from statistical reasoning to negotiation and design principles.
4 Books Recommended by Nick Ganju
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Getting to Yes
7 people recommendedrecommended 2xI love [this book].
I love [this book].
Also recommended by: Drew Houston, Dustin Moskovitz, Tim Draper, Ann Miura Ko, Charlie Munger, Tim Ferriss
About usability and making software and user interfaces that are friendly to people.
Also recommended by: Brian Armstrong, Ev Williams, Garry Tan, Jeff Atwood, Derek Sivers
How Not to Be Wrong
5 people recommendedWritten 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.
Also recommended by: Bill Gates, Patrick Bet David, Keith Rabois, Derek Sivers
How to Measure Anything
2 people recommendedAbout being outcome-based and getting these measurable outcomes.
Also recommended by: Julia Galef