The Leader's Guide

De: Eric Ries

Narrado por: Eric Ries

After the publication of his New York Times best-selling book, The Lean Startup, entrepreneur and author Eric Ries traveled the world helping companies of every size adopt the Lean Startup approach in order to become more nimble and experimental no matter what their mission. The Leader’s Guide collects and distills the practical, results-oriented advice Ries has dispensed to entrepreneurs, executives, and leaders at early-stage startups, blue chip corporations, and massive federal government agencies.

The Leader’s Guide is for both those who are new to Lean Startup as well as those who love the methodology in principle, but want to know more about how to put it into practice. Packed with real-world examples, the book sheds light on how innovators are tackling questions like:

• How can I convince my team that testing our early ideas with customers doesn’t mean we should sacrifice quality or forget about our vision?
• How can I convince senior leadership that innovation projects require a different system of accounting?
• How can we turn functional specialists in areas like IT, HR, and finance into allies when it comes to supporting new ideas?

Each chapter focuses on an essential principle of Lean Startup strategy and includes an interview with leaders who have been using the method effectively, like Dustin Moskovitz, CEO and founder of Asana, and Chris Boeckerman, Director of Innovation at Procter & Gamble.

Whether you’ve just discovered The Lean Startup, are a practitioner who wants to dive deeper, or work at a company trying to incorporate it at scale, The Leader’s Guide is the ultimate master class in successfully implementing Lean Startup methodology at your organization.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2019 Eric Ries (P)2019 Audible Originals, LLC.

Another repackaging

if you've read one Lean Startup book, you've read them all #IMHO. The ideas and presentation are fine. There's just not much that's new about it. Same ideas, different context Then again, I suppose that's also the nature of innovation in a way isn't it?

A job well done

Really liked the practical breakdown of concepts and the connection to innovation practices in large organizations.

Eric Ries delivers a great book.

The book contains great value for people looking for better ways to deliver happiness/value to customers.

You will enjoy this book. I do recommend it.

Great addition to the Lean Startup series

Eric provides additional insights and examples — very useful for those wanting more guidance on implementing lean startup methodology in your organization. Highly recommended.

Worth reading (even more if you haven’t read the lean startup yet)

There is not much new in this book if you have read the lean startup. The same concepts are discussed at a much higher level with little detail but extensive examples and practical use of the concepts.

If you are doubting whether you should read the lean startup or not, then start here and you will certainly be hungering for more and be reto take the full learning from the original book.

However if you have already started your lean start up journey this book could be a good source to keep your motivation in hard moments. Review the basics concepts and pepper your learning with new examples and practical ideas.

At the end of the book you get a bonus on change management which reads to me as the intro of the next book.
In all cases you won’t waste your time reading it. Be mindful of what YIU can expect.

another great book by Eric ries,

I loved it, the story teller is interesting, the interviews were a bit redundant. I would loved to have more examples of products and how to implement the b m l cycle. although most example were great specially how sales metrics drove predictions in a company

great advices for growing any business

for sure I'll go back to this book multiple times. You can feel the passion and professionalism of the author. Having short interviews with successful entrepreneurs is making you to want to try lean startup methodologies even more.

Useful

Unlike most corporate books I've listened to, this has novel and actionable advice on a new management method, lean startup. It's helpful to understand regardless of your role in an organization, and there are a couple of non-intuitive elements that it's really helpful to have a book explain in detail.

Guide to intrapreneurship of larger businesses to implement lean startup

This book is good and enjoyable. The interviews are a nice touch. It is well spoken and the author gets his goal across. So why only 4 stars?

It’s not as much a leadership push but and example of how lean start up work well in large established industries. Leadership principles aren’t really present in the way a book called the leaders guide since it really focused on big business examples. You will learn from it but that is the target audience

Valuable insights and practical advice for leaders in any size company

I was incredibly impressed with the quality of this audio book. I’m always a little wary when an author decides to narrate their own book - even if the content is great, poor narration will ruins any audio book.

Fortunately, Eric Ries delivered an impeccable narration performance, with excellent pacing, good valence shifts, and even different voices when quoting other people. He also includes several fascinating interviews with business leaders, and it made for great listening.

Regarding the content itself, I wasn’t sure how relevant it would be to me. In my day job, I’m basically a middle-manager, and I run a small business doing consulting work on the side. It turns out this whole book was perfect for me - great tools, clearly articulated principles, and useful actions I can take to move forward both in a bigger company and with my own work.

I think this book is incredibly useful for anyone interested in business, lean start up, and how to bring about positive change at any level of the organization.

Highly recommended!