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I don't think this guy actually read the book (or read but didn't read carefully enough) and based his post on what he read online, and a lot of people online a
by volaski 11y ago
I don't think this guy actually read the book (or read but didn't read carefully enough) and based his post on what he read online, and a lot of people online are misinformed about the concept of "lean startup'. Most of the "flaws" he mentioned are his on flaws in how he interpreted the theory. The main takeaway from the lean startup book is that you should be more disciplined with your business instead of just doing it without any measures (which is what most people end up doing and I am also guilty of that), and I can totally sympathize with it. The rest are just details.
- Zombieball 11y agoI have to agree. I don't quite understand where the first section "STARTING WITH WRONG ASSUMPTION" even comes from. The book puts heavy emphasis on learning what to truly build and even describes different types of pivots based upon your learnings. In fact the book almost tells you that you will probably never start with the right assumptions. Hence the build, measure, learn cycle.