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Dustin Moskovitz is co-founded Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg. In 2008, he left Facebook and co-founded Asana where he is currently the CEO.
He's an avid reader – having read and recommended a number of books on economics, entrepreneurship, science fiction, and business. He's also given an amazing lecture on "How to Start a Startup" where he talks about his startup experience.
He's also given an amazing lecture on "How to Start a Startup" where he talks about his startup experience.
Sources: the books on this page are from this Github Gist
"Prequel to A Fire Upon the Deep, written afterwards. My favorite Sci-fi book, bar none."
"We keep copies of this on the Asana bookshelf and recommend it to all new hires."
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Creativity, Inc.
Business
"I come back to the concepts introduced in this novel on a weekly basis."
"Though still a meat eater, I dramatically changed my eating habits after reading this and Asana only sources from farms that have humane practices, like Marin Sun Farms."
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Barack Obama
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Satya Nadella
Bill Gates
Ray Dalio
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Non Fiction
"A fascinating exploration of statistics and biases from an expert. It has become effectively required reading for Asana PMs."
"It will help many entrepreneurs answer the tough questions about their business."
"Exploration of the ego and how to lead an awakened life. Oprah and I share this one."
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Larry Page
Reid Hoffman
First Round Capital
Naval Ravikant
Snow Crash
Science Fiction
"The essential manual on productivity and one of the inspirations for Asana. We sometimes refer to our product as 'GTD for Groups'."
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Keith Rabois
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Patrick Collison
Emotional Intelligence 2.0
Psychology
"A great introduction to modern AI from the founder of Redwood Neuroscience Institute and inventor of the Palm Pilot."
"I read this in high school and was enthralled. Answers the question 'What is Quality?'"