I agree with this post, and have dedicated my work to improving the quality of business education. If you're interested in improving your business skills in a

I agree with this post, and have dedicated my work to improving the quality of business education. If you're interested in improving your business skills in a concrete hacker kind of way, here are 99 books that I believe are the best to start with: http://personalmba.com/best-business-books/ http://personalmba.com/best-business-books/. Reading + personal experimentation goes a very long way. I'm currently writing summaries of these books as well: http://personalmba.com/category/book-summaries/ http://personalmba.com/category/book-summaries/ My own book, which is a summary of the most important/powerful concepts in business (if you know about Charlie Munger's work on "elementary worldly wisdom," you'll be interested), comes out December 30th: http://personalmba.com/book/ http://personalmba.com/book/ All it takes to get a great education is interest + great resources to learn from. Plus, if you're DIY-inclined, you can save a ton of time and money teaching yourself.