Starting an MBA in the fall, currently working in IT, though I have a (gulp) humanities background.
What should I read to prepare?
I've been going through some accounting/finance/economics textbooks and outlines, but I think I'm not qualified to determine what's actually useful.
Any suggestions?
Also, general MBA advice would be much appreciated.
The Little Book That Beats The Market
It'll give you the overview of equity investing. Greenblatt explains basic financial ratios. Little Book of Economics. Little Books of Everything.
>>1247284
Economics by samuelson and nordhaus
basic economics in one go
Bumping for interest.
>>1247284
"Vest Pocket MBA" by Shim.
>>1248036
Alright, I'll give this a go. Grabbed pic related from another thread.
Regarding non-textbooks, I have a hard time distinguishing between the get rich quick books and those of actual insight. Should I just stick to the "facts" to begin with, or are some of these better than others?
Also, currently reading Wall Street Journal, Businessweek, and The Economist regularly. Assuming I want to learn about the actual mechanisms of a running a business, is there another periodical or blog I should be reading?