Description
The Lean Start up- How Constant Innovation Creates Radically Successful Businesses’ is a book that explains how to work on your innovative concepts as businessman through moments of anxiety and dilemma. The way to start a company has changed drastically over the time and this book will explain you how to utilize this change to our benefit. The book provides the plan, how a ‘startup’ is a company devoted to creating something innovative under circumstances of extreme uncertainty. As per author Every one of us has one thing in common and that is to clear the way of uncertainty and reach the target of having a sustainable, unbeaten and balanced company.
The book emphasizes on the developed companies that are both economically proficient and make use of human imagination more frequently. Influenced by lessons from lean manufacturing, it relies depends on validate learning, rapid scientific testing, as well as a number of counter-intuitive exercises that shorten product growth cycles, measure actual development without resorting to vanity metrics and learn what consumers really want. Thereby, it a organization to move directions with agility, altering plans inch by inch, minute by minute. The book make you learn entrepreneurship, in organization of all sizes, a way to judge their vision continuously and to adapt and adjust according to situation.
Nikhil Sharma (Verified Purchase)
Awesome book for those people who think out of the box . And dream big .. and need to polish their ideas . recommendat to every dreamer .
Mohd Saleem (Verified Purchase)
The book is fantastic no issues with it, Although I think there needs to be slightly more care while packaging the book.
Jyoti Rani (Verified Purchase)
This is an important book for every entrepreneur. The author describes his method clearly with many real life examples
Amit Verma (Verified Purchase)
Every page was trickled with nuggets of wisdom. A must read for anyone with the motive to start a business, or anyone that is in the business profession, especially private equity, investment banking, venture capital, and commercial lending. Take the time to read it and apply its invaluable principles.
Nadia Fatima (Verified Purchase)
I don’t know what the whole fuss is about. This is an alright book and talks about stuff that an entrepreneur or a business minded person would know already. split testing and focus group should not be news to you if you running a startup. One man’s opinion.