Reading Log: 'Smartphone Brain' by Anders Hansen

Reading notes from 'Smartphone Brain' by Anders Hansen. A compilation of thoughts on smartphone addiction at work and smartphone education for children.

Reading Log: 'The Demise of White-Collar Work: How Should We Change Our Way of Working?'

The AI revolution is turning many white-collar jobs into bullshit jobs. Middle management positions requiring creativity and decision-making will survive.

読書メモ『イーロン・マスク 上』/ Reading Notes: 'Elon Musk' - The 'Five Commandments' for Revolutionizing Development Processes

'Question every requirement first,' 'Don't automate first' — Have you heard of the work 'algorithm' revealed in Walter Isaacson's biography 'Elon Musk'? This isn't just about manufacturing; it offers profound insights that are highly applicable to software development. This article explores these five commandments and how we can apply them to our daily development work.

Reading Log: 'Elon Shock: 215 Days of Destruction and Creation Witnessed by the Former Twitter Japan President'

読書メモ『世界秩序が変わるとき』/ Reading Notes: 'When the World Order Changes'

The conversation between a CEO and CIO in 'When the World Order Changes' aptly captures the talent development dilemma faced by modern companies, especially in the IT industry. With the rise of AI, employee reskilling is no longer an option but the very survival strategy for businesses.

Reading Notes: 'Generative AI: The True Winner'

Reading Notes: 'The Startup: Internet Entrepreneurship! Let That Fool Give It a Try'

Reading Notes: 'Life Management Strategy'

From Shu Yamaguchi's book 'Life Management Strategy,' I condense hints for proactively designing life. I introduce important concepts useful for daily choices and growth—lifecycle, intellectual productivity, option value, servant leadership—along with quotes from the book.

Reading Notes: 'Takao Ozawa: Business Theory for Ordinary People'

From the book about Takao Ozawa, 'Business Theory for Ordinary People,' we learn simple principles for success for those of us who aren't geniuses. What are the decision-making factors for business success and the thinking method of knocking down high-impact 'center pins'? I'll introduce the key points from this book.

Reading Notes: 'Your Company Won't Develop You: Designing Work Methods to Create Opportunities and Time'

Finished reading 'Your Company Won't Develop You'. Reflecting on personal growth through career theory and work design.

Reading Notes: 'The Rich Theory Nobody Taught You' by Tsutomu Jonenju

Reading Notes: 'How to Use Limited Time'

Reading notes on 'How to Use Limited Time.' Within the finiteness of life's approximately 4000 weeks, how should we live 'now' and narrow down possibilities? Considering hints for task management and perspectives on time gained from this book.

Reading Notes: 'The Uber War: How It Rose, Dominated, and Became Hated by Society' by Mike Isaac

Reading Notes: 'Future-Making Entrepreneurs: Failure and Success Stories of 20 Japan-Born Startups'

Reading Notes: 'Life Strategy Book for the Second Half: How a Harvard Professor Teaches You to Rebuild Your Life and Career'

Analyzing the life strategy book for the second half, considering career peaks and declines, changes in intelligence, dependence on success, and the pursuit of happiness. Four lessons useful for life transitions and thinking about how to live going forward.

Reading Notes: 'How Generative AI Will Change the World' by Shota Imai

Reading Notes: 'Cutting-Edge Business Theory They Don't Teach in Business School'

Reading Notes: 'Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution'