Top 5 Books that Must Read MBA Graduates

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I learned plenty from some of the books listed below that I didn’t get to learn in my MBA! I hope you enjoy this list and find something useful to pick up next time you’re at the bookstore.

1. How To Win Friends & Influence People

How To Win Friends & Influence People will teach you how to do it successfully. You might think charm and charisma are natural traits, but this book actually gives you a step-by-step guide on how to woo anyone.

2. The Corner Office

The Corner Office was actually one of my MBA textbooks. It’s an easy read, but full of great perspectives and advice from prominent leaders. If you need something that’s ooey-gooey feel-good and chock-full of quotables, this is it. It’s reading you can pick up to take a break from the numbers and figures, without feeling like your shirking work.


3. Why Popcorn Costs So Much At The Movies

This book introduced me to more technical economic concepts, like price elasticity. When those terms came up in my economics textbooks, I already had a headstart on some concepts. Much like Priceless, Why Popcorn Costs So Much At The Movies discusses the consumer psychology behind why we buy, but also delves into consumer behavior.

4. The Intelligent Investor

This has been my go-to investing book for half a decade, and it’s still the number one technical investing book I recommend to new investors. It’s a tome, so getting through it can be a drag. However, it’s full of all the in-depth knowledge you need to evaluate common stocks for investment.

 5. The Pumpkin Plan

The Pumpkin Plan is by the same author as Profit First. While I didn’t like it as much, it did teach one major valuable lesson: fire your worst clients/products that are a headache to work with (even if they pay you well!) and focus all your energy on your dream clients/products. For anyone running a business and feeling like they’re getting nowhere but can’t figure out why, this is your answer.

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