Lean Startup: How to Work Smarter and Not Harder While Innovating Faster and Satisfying Customers

De: James Edge

Narrado por: Sam Slydell

If you want to discover how to achieve more by doing and spending less, then pay attention.

Lots of entrepreneurs are using the lean startup philosophy to streamline their business practices and make effective market launches without using up a lot of capital.

You can be one of them.

This audiobook is going to teach you everything you need to know about lean startups, its specific philosophy, and how it edges out traditional businesses.

If you want an amazing startup from day one, this comprehensive guide will start at the drawing board and accompany you as you launch your business and develop quality products tailored to the market.

In Lean Startup: How to Work Smarter and Not Harder While Innovating Faster and Satisfying Customers, you will discover topics such as

• What is lean startup?
• The benefits of lean startup
• The principles of lean startup
• The concepts of lean startup
• The lean startup process
• Lean startup tools
• The methods to use with lean startup
• The steps you need for a lean startup business plan
• Steps to get from concept to product with lean startup
• Making more sense of customers
• Tips to help you run your lean startup
• And much, much more!

So listen to this audiobook now if you want to learn more about lean startup!

©2018 James Edge (P)2018 James Edge

Soaks right in to my hands and face.

Being new to the startup world, this book gives you a holistic view of what to expect and look out for. It places equal emphasis on people running startups as well as employees looking to innovate and learn more effectively to achieve product or organization success.

Solid read but nothing amazing

A good read if you're into Agile or starting a new business from scratch.
There isn't any real new ideas with Lean management or start ups in general (I have read/listen to some other books as well). Cut the fat, work fast, and focus on the end goal. What is the opposite or alternative of any of that? Increase bureaucracy, work slower, and focus on smaller pieces that may not fit together at the end? Meh.

Nice book, I am happy with it.

I have learned about the Lean concept for a few years and I know it's a simple concept. So I was reluctant to read this book. . It turned out to be one of the best two bucks I've spent in books.

Brilliant read/listening

For any wannabe entrepreneur, it's the quintessential guide to creating success in your business. Better yet, it shows you how to do it affordably! With the world moving faster than ever, The Lean Startup shows people how to evaluate the success of a business, how to determine when a pivot is necessary, and how to achieve rapid growth. I don't understand how people couldn't give this 5 stars - perhaps those who do are the ones who shouldn't be reading it in the first place. Thank you James Edge for sharing your teachings with the world.

Great read which puts you in the right direction

Has taught me as much as any other business book. Required reading, along with Zero to One, for anyone building new products.

Its free and good product

Awesome service and informative instructions from the staff on how to take care of the product. Received in a very nice box and love the workmanship.

Quality is so good

What's valuable about this book is the stories in this book. While the Lean concept is simple, applying it in the real business is not so. The author has rich experience and exposures in the startup world to tell many stories about how the Lean concept has been applied and how it solve startup problems. These stories allows me to imagine the roadblocks I may encounter and how I may overcome them.

I recommend it for anyone seeking a startup strate

Great book, if you are looking to improve how your team delivers a product. It really hits it out of the park with examples and real world applications. I highly recommend this book.

Solid read for lean startups.

Awesome! Great speaker unbelievable bass for a portable speaker... The given tips are really easy to follow and apply.

Leaning somehwhere that's for sure...

If you read business books I would recommend it but you might want a pass if you have a masters degree or higher. To a point I think that some of the end might actually be better put back in the beginning but I'll leave that for the author to decide.