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And by doing that you will have perverted the meaning of the book. It is a great book but the main lesson there is to observe, learn and act. In that order. No
by jayzee 16y ago
And by doing that you will have perverted the meaning of the book.
It is a great book but the main lesson there is to observe, learn and act. In that order. Not to follow a prescribed formula.
- joshklein 16y agoHe'll certainly miss the incredibly good strategic portion of the book, but don't you think "perverted the meaning" is a little strong? It's about systemizing the execution of customer development instead of theorizing over it, and the OP is clearly someone who has had enough with the pie-in-the-sky "do your passion" advice, and wants some help Getting Stuff Done. The rip-it-out-and-tack-it method will be less effective than proper use of the book, but more effective than spending 2 years thinking about it at a theoretical level.