7 business series you shouldn't miss

[jrineakter]

We live in the Golden Age of series, and how we are enjoying it. In this article we recommend 7 series related to the business world, but that do not stop there: regardless of the topic they focus on, they are fantastic series for the tone they display and because, from a work perspective, they address issues closely linked to human nature.

Creativity, innovation, power, ambition, commitment... All this and more in the works we propose below.

Silicon Valley
This HBO series acts as an accurate x-ray of the world of start-ups, the same ones that operate from Silicon Valley and compete in the technological market to obtain the most disruptive idea of ​​the moment and the recognition of experts and the public.

'Silicon Valley' is about a group of young people who create a music app that has little success, but which contains a compression algorithm that aims to revolutionize the world of data hong kong number data as we know it. The series teaches us that a product can be very powerful, but if the approach is not right, it can be lost in absolute insignificance.

The series also serves to introduce us to the fascinating world of Silicon Valley, which is also the world of new and stimulating ideas. It does so with a truly lucid comedic tone, and the fact that it is an HBO production adds a seal of excellence.

Finally, a series about the world of finance with real intrigue and interest. With Showtimes' 'Billions', we enter the upper echelons of New York, and we do so with Chuck, a prosecutor who is assigned a case related to one of the magnates of the Big Apple.

This series examines the power struggle between the worlds of business and justice, with an acting duel between prosecutor Chuck (Paul Giamatti) and billionaire Bobby (Damian Lewis) on a par with the biggest names in Hollywood. And, if that weren't enough, the tension between the two is compounded by Wendy, a coach who is Chuck's wife and Bobby's psychologist.

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Halt and Catch Fire
This AMC series is somewhat related to the first recommendation, as it is also focused on the world of technology business. In this case, 'Halt…' explains, through fiction, the emergence of personal computers and their subsequent democratization.

The series, as is the case with good television products, places a specific theme at the centre and, around it, touches on many other issues related to the wide range of human concerns. In this case, former IBM employee Joe MacMillan tries to develop the best computer on the market while dealing with all his inner monsters, one of which – the most voracious – is called ambition.

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Mad Men
One of the great series of the 21st century. If the first three mentioned focused on technological innovation and finance, 'Mad Men' dissects the world of advertising in the hectic 1960s. The AMC series follows the adventures of Don Draper, a creative positioned at the top of the industry, from where he tries to defeat all imaginable stereotypes in a sea of ​​low passions and business sharks.

'Mad Men' helps us see the weight of a charismatic leader, the value of creativity without limits or prejudices, and the need to surround ourselves with lucid minds. It also serves to see how a brand grows from its first idea to its controlled explosion in the market.