I highly recommend this book to not only to people interested in running a new startup but also to everyone who is involved in the process of building a quality product. This book is a good introduction to the Lean Startup approach to building and launching products for new markets. The Lean Startup is a book that teaches how to create and manage startups by using lean principles and agile development. Although it’s written by an entrepreneur with a software development background, the insights from this book are super useful regardless of the industry. From the concept of MVP (Minimal Viable Product), through to the quick iteration cycle, A/B testing, “Five Whys Rule” to very high-level considerations about the role of a startup in the market. In The Lean Entrepreneur Brant and Patrick have developed. It is full of great tips which are applicable for a bedroom programmer who is baking their first side hustle but also for a group of serious-looking professionals, making millions of pounds worth decisions in a boardroom. Eric Ries popularized the new wave of entrepreneurship thinking with his book The Lean Startup. “The Lean Startup” is an easy to read/listen-to publication.

Time after time I have heard about the book “The Lean Startup” by Eric Reis, so I decided to finally give it a go. “Business” is not the number one category of books that I would usually go for but despite this, I think that it’s good to diverge and embrace a project development from a different perspective. Stay up to date in a fraction of the time with this concise guide. This clear and detailed summary and analysis is a useful tool for anyone who wants to understand how lean methods can be applied to startups: it features a. The prose is simple and concise, which can be expected of a. I can’t recall any other career-oriented book that I read so quickly and avidly. I was recently inspired by a JavaScript Jabber podcast episode “How to Start a Side Hustle as a Programmer with Mani Vaya” so I decided to read an entrepreneurship book. It can be hard for busy professionals to find the time to read the latest books. The Lean Startup is certainly a page-turner.

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