I'd also add Flying Blind by Peter Robinson, a book written specifically about the demise of Boeing's culture and how it translated into the 737 Max disaster. Out-Sourced Profits: The Cornerstone of Successful…
Would recommend the Matt Levine write-up: https://archive.is/44wfu In the J&J case, the subsidiary had the right to draw at least ~$60B in order to pay off future lawsuits if the initial subsidiary's assets ran out, so…
Database System Concepts by Silberschatz, Korth and Sudarshan is great. I used the 5th edition, but have heard the 6th edition apparently regressed. There's now apparently a 7th edition that I can't comment on.
Caltech grad here. Having worked with a couple of MIT newgrads just after graduation, I think the biggest contributor to the difference in attitudes is the degree to which Caltech undergrads are isolated from the world…
I'd also add Flying Blind by Peter Robinson, a book written specifically about the demise of Boeing's culture and how it translated into the 737 Max disaster. Out-Sourced Profits: The Cornerstone of Successful…
Would recommend the Matt Levine write-up: https://archive.is/44wfu In the J&J case, the subsidiary had the right to draw at least ~$60B in order to pay off future lawsuits if the initial subsidiary's assets ran out, so…
Database System Concepts by Silberschatz, Korth and Sudarshan is great. I used the 5th edition, but have heard the 6th edition apparently regressed. There's now apparently a 7th edition that I can't comment on.
Caltech grad here. Having worked with a couple of MIT newgrads just after graduation, I think the biggest contributor to the difference in attitudes is the degree to which Caltech undergrads are isolated from the world…