Related Posts
Anyone else watched Shtisel?! Sooo funny.
Accenture, you good mate? Too much turkey?
House music is life 🕺🏿
The Wrong Missy - sucks.
More Posts
Anyone here who left fed job and regretted it?
CD salary range in LA?
My current CTC 13 lpa/8 YOE, Python developer. Im selected for TCS, i told expected 25 lpa, she told we can give max 19 lpa, i told i have to think, she cut call, next day she told to join call to take screenshot with ID. It's been a week, they didn't send CTC break up, status is "evaluation in progress". They rejected me? Can I expect offer? TIA Tata Consultancy
Additional Posts in Consulting
New to Fishbowl?
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.





Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
Mistborn
If looking for sci-fi, Brave New World and 1984 are good ones
The Martian, seven eves, the buried giant
On the sci-fi side I’d suggest anything by Neal Stephenson.
On the fantasy side Brandon Sanderson’s works are fantastic (Mistborn, Elantris, WarBreaker or the Stormlight Archive).
Shogun
Read them a few times before. For further context: I just finished re-reading Brave New World, Fahrenheit 451, and Crime and Punishment. Now I’m looking to find some new books
Wool trilogy
I’ll give out a couple of random recommendations from different genres I like:
Red storm rising, Tom Clancy (his best book IMHO, because he sucks at character development as a writer, and that book isn’t focused on character development... just military strategy)
Atomic Awakening, James Mahaffey. Very approachable book about the history of nuclear physics and the application of nuclear energy. Mahaffey is a brilliant writer who can break down technical concepts into a format that a 3rd grader could understand, and find entertaining.
Team of rivals, Doris kerns Goodwin. Abraham Lincoln’s more recent biography. A little dry at times, but VERY well documented. Does a great job showing how Lincoln cobbled together a team of people who all hated him at first.
Rereading Dune right now
+1 Neal Stephenson. Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon are particularly good.
Storm in a Teacup
Any particular genre?
Open to anything really. Past interests have been sci-fi, philosophy, biographies, history
The Dinner by Herman Koch
Also Seveneves, and the Retreat of Western Liberalism, The Nightengale, The 6th Extinction
Red rising
A few recent ones from my audible list:
Eat and Run - Scott Jurek
Twelve Rules for Life - Jordan B Peterson
Enlightenment Now - Steven Pinker
A little life by Hanya Yangrihana
Emma in the night