Adam Lashinsky writes business journalism about the internal culture and operating habits of major technology companies. Inside Apple examines secrecy, management structure, product responsibility and the systems that allowed Apple to function around Steve Jobs and after him. Wild Ride turns to Uber, using the company’s rapid expansion and leadership conflicts to explore the aggressive start-up culture surrounding Travis Kalanick and his successors. Lashinsky’s books concentrate on organisations: who makes decisions, how information moves, what employees are expected to do and how corporate mythology differs from daily operations. The prose is reportorial and accessible rather than a step-by-step management guide. The most useful neighbouring categories are technology business, corporate culture, Silicon Valley history and company-profile nonfiction. Read more Less
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