The Lean Startup

Eric Ries

Key Insights from "The Lean Startup"

  1. Entrepreneurship is Management: A startup is an institution that needs to be managed. The Lean Startup approach fosters companies that are both more capital efficient and that leverage human creativity more effectively.
  2. Validated Learning: Startups exist not just to make stuff, make money, or serve customers. They exist to learn how to build a sustainable business.
  3. Innovation Accounting: To improve entrepreneurial outcomes and hold innovators accountable, a new kind of accounting is needed, one that focuses on the boring stuff: how to measure progress, how to set up milestones, and how to...

    Please log in or register to view the full book summary.

Please log in or register to view the video summary.

Antoni Peychev
🤍
Available
Certified
6.0

Antoni Peychev RO

Senior Product Manager, Netguru
David Minkovski
🤍
Available
Outstanding
5.9

David Minkovski DE

Ex-Founder, Tech. Consultant - Currently Solution Architect, @ Microsoft
Thomas Leidinger
🤍
Available
Certified
5.8

Thomas Leidinger DE

CTO, DeepSkill
Stefan Wiest
🤍
Not available

Stefan Wiest

Interim CTO / Software Architect / Fullstack Dev
Antoine Fourmont
🤍
Available
6.0
Nicolas Mancini
🤍
Available
1.0

Nicolas Mancini BE

Product Manager
Roland  Püttmann Holgado
🤍
Not available
6.0

Roland Püttmann Holgado DE

Strategy Consultant
Hassan Murtaza
🤍
Available

Hassan Murtaza DE

Lead Backend Developer
Peter Jensen™
🤍
Not available

Peter Jensen™ CZ

Co-founder / Head of Software / Father
Umanda Jayobandara
🤍
Available
Certified
5.9

Umanda Jayobandara LK

Visionary Tech Leader | 15+ Years of Expertise | Tech Lead | Solutions Architect | Led 10+ Global Projects | Full Stack Engineer | DevOps Specialist | Cyber Security & Cloud Computing Expert | Agile Methodologies, Ifonix
Matthias Isler
🤍
Available

Matthias Isler CH

CTO - Entrepreneur
Mike Bailey
🤍
Available

Mike Bailey GB

Senior Product Manager