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Jamie Dimon's 2010 Summer Relevance List obey Interns
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Jamie Dimon Sent His Interns This Summer Reading List
All of the interns at JPMorgan (allegedly) got a special email from Jamie Dimon the other day.
Here it is.
One of the interns had asked Dimon for a reading list over email. (Ballsy!)
So Dimon sent them a list of books, a fake Bill Gates speech (probably this dorky inspirational one, but who knows), and a copy of the speech he gave to Syracuse at the seniors' commencement this year.
We first discovered the contents of the email on the blog Farnam Road. (If anyone has a copy of the email, send it over. ccomstock@businessinsider.com) UPDATE: Here's the email with Jamie Dimon's recommended reading list.)
And here, for your reading pleasure, is the list of the books Dimon (maybe) recommends college kids read.
(We emailed JPM to see if the list really came from Dimon. A spokeswoman told us " he did send a note to our interns when they asked for his reading list.")
Business
The World is Flat
Competitive Strategy: Techniques for Analyzing Industries and Competitors
Security Analysis - Classic 1940 Edition
The Intelligent Investor
Execution - The Discipline of Getting Things Done
Jack: Straight From the Gut
Sam Walton - Made in America
Double your Profits in 6 Months or Less
Built from Scratch
Only the Paranoid Sur
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The Blog
Jamie Dimon is an American business executive and banker. He has been the chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase since 2005.
He has recommended a number of books that have influenced his thinking and approach to investing. While this list is by no means complete, here are some of the book recommendations from Jamie Dimon:
- The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham: This classic book is considered to be the bible of value investing.
- Only the Paranoid Survive by Andrew Grove: This book is about the importance of staying ahead of the competition in the ever-changing business world. Grove was the former CEO of Intel, and his insights into business strategy are still relevant today.
- A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson: This book is a fascinating overview of science and history. Bryson’s writing is witty and engaging, and he makes complex topics easy to understand.
- Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond: This book is a Pulitzer Prize-winning work of popular science that explores the factors that have led to the rise of some societies and the fall of others. Diamond’s thesis is that geography and technology have played a more important role than culture in shaping human history.
- Team of Rivals by Doris K