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I just added these books to my "To Get" list.. Which is already large. As a broke fresh college graduate, one of the most widely talked about books (and one I
by acoyfellow 14y ago
I just added these books to my "To Get" list.. Which is already large.
As a broke fresh college graduate, one of the most widely talked about books (and one I actually bought myself) was Eric Ries' The Lean Startup. It really helped me feel like I had a sense of direction instead of "thinking I knew" something,
- kdsudac 14y agoThe public library is your friend, especially if you live in the right area. For example, many California libraries are in a program called Link+ that allows you to borrow books from other libraries, including college libraries. Even if a book you want isn't in the library's catalog, go talk to a librarian. They can work some magic.
- rdl 14y agoAlso check out public libraries with Overdrive (eBooks). Another thing to do is see if your college will let you keep online or other library access for a nominal fee. I remember (ab)using MIT libraries for a while after leaving.