Bill Gates ' favorite Business book exposure

Microsoft founder Bill Gates's favorite business book was lent by Warren Buffet, the Business Adventures (Business Adventures). In 1991, Mr. Gates lent a copy of the book "Business Adventures" to Wall, he wrote in a column in the Wall Street Journal Journal. The author of this book is John Brooks (John Brooks). The book collects 12 articles published by the author in The New Yorker in the 1960s. 1971 years later, the book has not been reprinted. Gates said the book's article, although it was the last century of the 60 's, the same lesson applies to the present. In addition, he praised Brooks relaxed and interesting writing style. Business Adventure focuses on describing specific business case details, and also on describing the strengths and weaknesses of business leaders in difficult environments. For that reason, Gates writes, it still has meaning, even though it's been a long time. John Brooks's work is really about human nature, which is why it can withstand the test of time. There is an article in the book called "The Stubborn philosopher" (the impacted philosophers). This article explores misunderstandings in business communication through a business case study of Monopoly, General Tepco of the United States.