We give each other many books every year. It’s a good practice because having more books makes you a more attractive person and buying books helps support the arts. Or at least almost vain business book publishers.
Anyway, today we wrap up the TechCrunch Book-A-Thon with a series of Founders’ Picks. Our countdown of the best books entrepreneurs should read in 2022 follows our list of recommendations from venture capitalists and TechCrunch contributors.
Of course, you will find quite a few business books below. There are also founder recommendations that cross over into the autobiographical and fictional universe. If you need even more book ideas, you can check out both parts of our 2021 list here and here.
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Founder’s Favorite Books, 2022 Edition
Process Mining: Data Science in Action by Wil van der Aalst Recommended by Alex Rinke, co-founder and co-CEO of Celonis.
His research has changed my life and the course of my career. Reading this book opened my eyes to a new way of running processes in companies around the world: an adventure in which my co-founders and I wrote over a thousand letters to top executives while working in an old Opel Astra. Germany drove much more.
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