Startup Scaleup Screwup 42 Tools To Accelerate Lean And Agile Business Growth

It is a good book form Jurgen for sure. But if you already have some experience with agile the tools here are not a surprise. The book is a Lean-Agile thinking tool catalog. Probably great for beginners.Also, I have to say the printed version is a disappointment. Brown paper like a Penguin Books 1$ edition, missing all the colorful bits you get from the online version and from other paper version of Jurgen books, which are kind of his signature.

Though I’ve never been a founder, I’ve been an early member of startup companies and internal ventures (such as being a founding member of the, at the time new, Boston office for Fitbit ) so I was curious to read Jurgen Appelo’s book and see how relevant it was for me. It turned out to be very much so. Appelo combines lean and agile principles with a model for business development that is relevant for both an entrepreneur starting a company, and an intrapreneur, leading a product initiative or a team.Appello’s Witty, irreverent and humorous style make this one of the more entertaining business books to read, and the style reflects a perspective on business that might make you want to reconsider things you took from granted. At the very least you’ll be tempted to explore the supporting materials that are linked at the end of every chapterWhether you are in a startup, involved in building a new product for an established company, of just curious about how businesses succeed, Startup, Scale Up Screw Up is an enjoyable, informative, and actionable read that will likely generate many ideas of things to do or learn more about.

I'm about to finish this book and I just can say... I LOVE IT! It's very useful. It's full of good information

Another great book from Jurgen on how to build and grow your business. This structured collection of stories, methods, tools, and techniques is well researched and entertainingly presented. The attention-grabbing hand-drawn pictures and vivid descriptions are supported by personal interviews with business leaders. The 25 short chapters are enough to provide the insight and inspiration required for practical change.

for my own education...get to know the Startup mindset.well structured, meaningful exemples and referrals.